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... the Medical Officer calls attention to the necessity for giving special attention to the insanitary conditions by which infant mortality is frequently increased. His recommendations will, no doubt, be taken into careful consideration by those in authority ...
... were no cases of plague. INFANT MORTALITY. The deaths of children under five years of age numbered 1215. The number of children in the first year of life who died was 844, which is equivalent to 24.6 per cent, of the total mortality, and, calculated on the ...
... were no cases of plague. INFANT MORTALITY. The deaths of children under five years of age numbered 1215. The number of children in the first year of life who died was 844, which is equivalent to 24.6 per cent, of the total mortality, and, calculated on the ...
... vear of life who died dunng the year was 8 M , which was equivalent to 24 . 6 per cent . of the total mortality . The remedy for this high infant mortality lay in the prevention of those general insanitary coccitioas which . still abounded in certain . disAricts ...