The National Review, Volume 13W.H. Allen, 1889 - English literature |
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Page 435
... death - rate of 1,733 , presumably per million , implies that in 1884 more than 46,000 infants died of syphilis in other words , that one - third of the whole infantile mortality was due to that cause . The real death - rate from ...
... death - rate of 1,733 , presumably per million , implies that in 1884 more than 46,000 infants died of syphilis in other words , that one - third of the whole infantile mortality was due to that cause . The real death - rate from ...
Page 439
... death - rate at all ages is only about one - sixth of what it was ; that at ages below 5 , it is one - sixteenth ... death is 20 , and consequently the Act of 1871 only applied to a small proportion of the cases , the death - rate is ...
... death - rate at all ages is only about one - sixth of what it was ; that at ages below 5 , it is one - sixteenth ... death is 20 , and consequently the Act of 1871 only applied to a small proportion of the cases , the death - rate is ...
Page 445
... death - rate among the vaccinated and unvaccinated respectively . The total death - rate from small - pox is almost the same as it was in the eighteenth century . Large aggregates collected by Jurin and others in pre - vaccination times ...
... death - rate among the vaccinated and unvaccinated respectively . The total death - rate from small - pox is almost the same as it was in the eighteenth century . Large aggregates collected by Jurin and others in pre - vaccination times ...
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