... INFANT MORTALITY IN WINCHESTER. To the Editor of the Bampthire Chronicle. Bia,-Bii>c® Mr. C. E. Godwin’* letter in your of wr*k. I that the Anon*! Report of M«die»l Officer for 1905 has been israed member, of the Council. I lure, mi retepeyer. aeked for ...

... INFANT MORTALITY An important section of the report ia that dealing with infant mortality and the atepa taken to prevent mortality amongst mothers. Tb© Health Visitor visits at the houaea of the notified births. On the occasion of her fir*b ...

... INFANT MORTALITY There were lit) deaths infants under one year age in the year 1931, giving a rate'et 13.36 per 1,000 births compared vith 13S deaths and a rate of 39.42 in 1930. (The rate lor was tin* lowest ever recorded m the county as a whole.) Of ...

... The infant mortality for 1927 totalled 21 deaths of infants below one year of age, being 48.4 per thousand born, compared with infant mortality of 69 per thousand in England and Wales generally.,; the stillbirths numbered 19. The average ...

... INFANT MORTALITY While one has to deplore a considerably reduced birth rate, ■with an advanced death • rate; it fortunate that one can record lower rale cf infant mortality. Infant mortality is tho number of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. CORONER S INQUEST AT EASTBOURNE (YESTERDAY.) Yesterday (Tuesday) Mr lion lock, the West Sussex Coroner, held an inqu*»t at the White Hart, Seaside, on the body Lillie Woods, who died under the cir- cumstances detailed in the following ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Councillor Price also spoke the matter and said money should a secondary consideration to the mothers and children. said the birth-rate figures in Banbury for 1944 showed per 1,000. That was the highest since 1920. The infant mortality ...

... INFANT MORTALITY In thirty years the death rate among children in the first five years of their life has fallen from 50 to 18 per thousand. ...

... register the child before was six weeks old. The greatest infant mortality occurs before this a,ge, and incalculable harm had been inflicted before tho authorities knew of tbs existence of the infant. The Reading Health Society was formed the same week tliat ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Following upon the annual report of the Medical Ofticer of Health for Sheerness last week, in which reference was made to the high death rate amongst infants in the town, there appears this week from Dr. Aldridge, Medical Officer to ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. moriai/.y is the number deaths ' of chiklrm trodor on® yc*.r «gc per 1.000 births registered. The rat© in 1914 wan 68, as compared w->,‘h 71 1913, and 69 1912, and average 79 for the decade. In- the previous (report oo this subject, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has bad a effect upon the health of children In Liverpxd. At the Ism meeting of the Health Committee it wan reported that the number of death. , the previous week was 340, being 163 more than in the c ...