... INFANT MORTALITY!!! great amber od dying usually, onus to the various diersera sleeting the very earliest Msg.. infant life, it a feet often Ines sight et, sod it freemen* WHAT SHALL I GIVE BABY Peg To :oaks Teething Easy. To give Natural Sleep, To Freese* ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Oa nwesisg Yr. Cecil two at the Caresses Biesdos-street. fls list was Mary sad • yarn Um of 11. Dsweratrist. Os child Pus mined with • It. sad. slthesigh stissided to. diii the fol. lowing narsing. A verdict of frau inning was ary repress ...

... infant mortality. Serious Increase in North Reported Minister. (From. S Health : If'the Minister has seen the annual' report the MedicalOfflccr Health for Hebburn-on-Tyne, which states th * n n le® mortality rate has rlsen from * per I,(MO births last ...

... THE INFANT MORTALITY On Mraday alight a Melon oe the Infant Mortality Problem was delivered in the Anent* Boom at the Town Hail conneation with the Workers' Idocational by Dr. &britson. Medical OMeer of Health of the City of Birmingham. The lecturer gaoled ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The still-birth rate, in contrast to the live birth rate, fell to about twothirds of the national average-11.9 per cent against 16.3 (national). This was the second year in succession that this important index had fallen. The infant mortality ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality rate for the year 1933, i.e., 46 per thousand births, is the lowest ever recorded in Willesden and is also considerably lower than the average for the whole of the country. which is 64 per thousand births. DIVIDING ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The Health Committee recomended that Mrs. E. E. Eastwood and Mrs. A. Plant be appo;nted to attend a National Conference on Maternity and Child Welfare at Liverpool from the Ist to the 3rd July. CERTIFICATES GRANTED Two applications were ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The infant mortality rate for 1933 was 74 per 1,000 births. This rate was higher than the rate for 1932 (69) and for 1931 (73). The death-rate for women in childbirth was 5.75 per 1,000 total births, which was lower than the rate of 5 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, Mr. Edwards expressed his regret that the Health Committee had not thought fit to adopt the suggestion which lie said was made in the annual report of the Medical Officer of Health that another health visitor should appointed. The Medical ...

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... INFANT MORTALITY. la the yem 1387 43 per cent. of Om who died In the eight prthelpal town of were children under fire mare of sp. Rot this mode of calcolatioo giro no menet idea at the mortality of children nemwery to compare the deaths with the number ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The success of the Infant Clinics may be gathered from the fact that in 1918 the infant mortality rate per .1,000 births among 'babies attending the clinics ass 34.5; among babies not attending the clinics 110.1; and for ...