The Health of the State
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It should not be forgotten that much of the underfeeding and physical unfitness of women, and some of the infant mismanagement are conditions due to poverty, and therefore, in an indirect sense, infant mortality is partly affected by unemploy- ment or irresponsible fatherhood. Motherhood clearly comes first in this problem, but the duty of fatherhood also has its place in any scheme of prevention.
III. — The Feeding of Infants.
Mothers' milk is by far the best food for infants. Such milk includ...es the best nourishment, is the most economical, and excludes the dangers and dirt of other foods. The consequence of this is that breast-fed infants thrive more than those . Fed in other ways. For instance, Dr. Robertson, the Medical Officer of Health of Birmingham, has shown that wliilst theinfant mortality of breast-fed INFANT MORTALITY. 129 infants is only y. 8 per 1, 000 births, that of infants receiving no breast milk is 252. 3 per 1, 000 births. Dr. Newsholme, of Brighton, has expressed this difference in another way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It should not be forgotten that much of the underfeeding and physical unfitness of women, and some of the infant mismanagement are conditions due to poverty, and therefore, in an indirect sense, infant mortality is partly affected by unemploy- ment or irresponsible fatherhood. Motherhood clearly comes first in this problem, but the duty of fatherhood also has its place in any scheme of prevention.
III. — The Feeding of Infants.
Mothers' milk is by far the best food for infants. Such milk includ...es the best nourishment, is the most economical, and excludes the dangers and dirt of other foods. The consequence of this is that breast-fed infants thrive more than those . Fed in other ways. For instance, Dr. Robertson, the Medical Officer of Health of Birmingham, has shown that wliilst theinfant mortality of breast-fed INFANT MORTALITY. 129 infants is only y. 8 per 1, 000 births, that of infants receiving no breast milk is 252. 3 per 1, 000 births. Dr. Newsholme, of Brighton, has expressed this difference in another way.
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