Infant mortality and milk stations / Edited by Philip Van Ingen and Paul Emmons Taylor.

  • Van Ingen, Philip.
Date:
1912
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Credit: Infant mortality and milk stations / Edited by Philip Van Ingen and Paul Emmons Taylor. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University.

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    PAGE Chapter VI.—Campaigns in other Cities 84 Statistical Study of Infant Mortality. Weather Conditions. Efforts at Reducing Infant Mortality. Chicago. Philadelphia. St. Louis. Boston. Cleveland. Baltimore. Pittsburgh. Detroit. Buffalo. Chapter VII.—General Conclusions 122 Summary of Infant Mortality in Various Cities. Comparison of Weather Conditions in Various Cities. Comparative Summary of Campaigns Against Infant Mortality. General Deductions. Chapter VIII.—^The Extension of Relief Through Milk Stations. ... 131 Method of Handling Free Milk Problems. Statistical Study of Milk Relief Applications. Other Forms of Relief. Ice. Hospital Care. Outings. Conclusions. Chapter IX.—Establishment and Operation of Milk and Health Stations 147 Survey of Needs. Cost and Equipment of Station Plants. Organization and Operation. Cost of Operation. Physicians. Nurses. Matrons. Chapter X.—Extension of Milk Stations' Activities 165 Education of Expectant Mothers. Control of Midwives. Supervision of Boarded-out Babies. Care of Children Under School Age. Appendix 174 Tables Showing the Quality of Milk Dispensed by the Committee's Stations and that Dispensed by City Stations. Summary of Milk Committee's Work for Season. Exhibits Illustrations