... infant mortality A great reduction of infanr mortality impr >ved hygienic administration results in the survival of a number of weaklings, who simply to the wall during the next few years of life. It is jointed out that while r arriage is just as prevalent ...

... death-rate of infants, practically speaking, had not gone down. And in spite of all that was done the proportion of deaths that took place in the first three months was increasing steadily. Infants were dying earlier and earlier. Yet infant mortality ought have ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Opening new welfare centre at Birmingham yesterday, Sir George Newman, chief medical officer of the Ministry of Health said: A lot of people talk about) maternity and child welfare as it wore little stunt of some wild womenfolk, hut ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. During the year, 22 infants died before reaching their first birthday, compared with 13 in 1928. The infant mortality rate is, therefore, 83.6 per 1,000 births, nearly double the rate for 1928, and the bighest figure since ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. All over the country the question of infant mortality is causing concern. No wonder, then, that Dr. Sadler’s annual report as Medical Ofticer for Barnsley contains allusions to this important subject. It has many serious aspects. Thus ...

... Infant Mortality. Keferring to the high rate of infantile mortality, Mrs. Irving said it had been proved that the death rate in hand-fed babies was thirty or forty fold more than in breast-fed babies. The remedies taught by the mothers’ schools were ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The average annual mortality of infants who die under the age of one year in Bradford —with all the conditions of the effluent, the water, the health, and the clinics—is 73 out of every 1,000?—I will accept that. What is the corresponding ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. n TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. 1 GENTLEMEN,-In your leading article of the 28th . on Infant Mortality many reasons have beeR given for its e increase. One more novel than the rest Mr. 1kin has in- ,3 troduced, namely, the existence ...

... Infant Mortality. Infant mortality in the first four weeks of life ”• was the subject of a paper read by Dr. Henry Koplik, of New York. Dr. Koplik said there were many conditions both the father and the mother which resulted in the production of an infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. COURTNEY KENNY (L., Barnsley) gave no.ice that to-morrow he wonld a?k the Secretary of State for the Hume Department if his attention has been called to the inqnest held at Tooting on the October upon infant named Isaac Arnold, and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Ten infants died during the year, as coin pared with 10 in 1898, 5 in 1897, and 19 in 1890. Three of these deaths were registered in the first quarter, one in the second quarter, Sour in the third quarter, and two in the fourth quarter ...