... Infant Mortality. Of the 100 deaths registered 3 only have been those of children under 1 year and of these one was a premature birth. These figures give us an infant mortality of 25.6 per 1,000 births registered, which one must consider quite satisfactory ...

... Twentytwo infants under the age of twelve months died, 16 less than one week old. The infant mortality rate for the year was 52. considerably higher than that recorded in the Borough in recent years. Control of Swimming Pools. The powers of a local authority ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In response to the ciroolar of the Surrev County Council, on the subject of the high rate of infant mortality in the county, the Medical Officer of Health submitted a copy leaflet giving advice the feeding and care of infanta. This, ...

... to weakness in organisation, and in no way be regarded reverse in the campaign against excessive infant mortality. The ideal of negligible infant mortality rate had not yet been attained, but the strides made during Cue past twenty years had brought them ...

... INFANT MORTALITY RATE The Medi;at Ofiicer of Health for Buckingham Borough, Dr. D. H. Waldron. 0.8.K.. his annnui report fur IUSI. States that the general health of the Borough remains satisfactory, Apart front epidemic of measles during the months of ...

... last year. In the same period 23 deaths of infante under one year of age were registered giving an infant mortality rate of 106 . 9 per 1,000 registered births as against 14 ffirants' deaths, giving a mortality rate of 1;61, for the corresponding period ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND INFANT Materfamiliss,' in a letter to the circa the followoutline of a dietary system which has become developed In her experience. and recommends itself to her mind, as resulting in the vizonr and healthy activity. both mental ...

... and they combine to reduce the mortality among mothers and infante. Thus it is found among the statistics that the rate of maternal mortality in Hampshire is below the average for England and Wales, while the infant mortality rate is the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN LONDON CRILDB.RN BORN BLLVD Mr. Ilitidia - thil bourse of an , address to , the the National Coufeomice on Infant' liimtelity, wink in Liu, matters wiry mrprovilw Relative. in- Ant wee declining. Attie age Of enearesk, Loudon, no ...

... INFANT MORTALITY INCREASE PROBABLY DDE TO WAR STRAIN Margate’s Medical Officer of Health (Dr. G. L. Brocklehurst) thinks the increase In Infant mortality in the borough in 1943 was probably due to the stress of war conditions. There were 223 births (114 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND INSURANCE. Mr. A. Braxton Hicks, the coroner for Surrey, writes to the Times pointing out some of the evils of the existing system of infant insurance. Observing that agents are often paid by conitnissian, hernaintains that that is ...

... SIGH INFANT MORTALITY. TM mertalty anew fed by hmad is Mt higher thin is Is among by l their motr/he. This I. the esseleslos emb the noodles& for In the Is'- He shows that she mortally Mod•lid Derby °blares wader twelve menthe it se le 117.3 per thoemsad ...