... INFANT MORTALITY LOWEST EVER THE death rate in Portsmouth last year of laterite under a year old was the lowest ever recorded. pr. T. E. Roberts (Medical Officer of Health) said this was the most encouraging feature of Portsmouth's health report which ...

... THE APPALLING INFANT MORTALITY IN A Best - . _. CCONVENT. SUVIN V bEL T. ?? The Guardians of St. George's, Hanover-square, at their zem last weekly meeting, discussed the eubject of the lver extraordinary mortality in the Convent ef St. Vincent de rho ...

... Big Improvement . Public Health iNFANT and maternal mortality. and the death rates from the principal infectious diseases and from tuberculosis in Portsmouth, were in 1955 the 1. %led. owest ever !won__ This was stated by the Chair- The saving of young ...

... 1914 the sale' ot NESTLE'S MILK have increased more than three times. In tl.e same period it is officially stated that infant mortality has fallen in a very marked degree. itWY THE PRINCE Cash Prices: WALES' 500 k sad belp . DUNSTAN'S. . an d par tin. Refuse ...

... INFANT DEATHS The infant mortality rate was less satisfactory than usual. While the rest of the country had the lowest figure ever recorded, ours had risen, he 1 fnie In all. 23 oi nf lg z ,_ ta bu c t e ol that number 17 died in first four weeks of life ...

... annual rate of 16.2. The deaths totalled 3,589, a decrease of 277 over the previous week, and producing a rate of 9.1. Infant mortality, based on the average weekly number of births during the last 52 weeks. was 43, against 53, 44, and 47 in the preceding ...

... high position so far as health is concerned. the death rate for 1951 being the fourth lowest. the infant mortality rate fifth. and the maternal mortality rate seventh. After referring to the report of the Consultant Chest Physician (Dr. J. H. Daddsi, who ...

... TELEGRAPH AND POST, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1928. WEST SUSSEX NURSING. Association Meeting at Goodwood. MATERNITY AND INFANT MORTALITY. Abundant evidence of the excellent work which is being accomplished by the West Sussex County Nursing Association was forthcoming ...

... adds. Mr. Jitcobs commented that the infant mortality figure reflected great credit upon the Infant Welfare Centre. He said he had no doubt it waa owing to their good services. Dr. Stanley agreed that the effect of Infant Welfare work was now beginning to ...

... districts and rural England. Infant mortality (Dr. Newsholme adds), a specially important place in the tecta of national well-being. During 1908 more than one-fifth of the total deaths all ages in England and Wales occurred in infants during their first year ...

... numbered 3.816, an increase o: 334 on the number in the preceding week,. and corresponding to an annual rate of 9.7. Infant mortality, based on the average weekly number of Lye births during the last 52 weeks, was 47. against 43, 53, end 44 in the preceding ...

... and Wales, while the corrected death rate was 9.7 per 1.000 compared with 102 for and 12.1 for England and Wales. The infant mortality rate was 6nn per 1.000 live births compared with 30 in 1935 (which was a good year) end 590 for England and Wales. The ...