Sentence examples for infantile mortality from inspiring English sources

In fact, one of the main causes of infantile mortality is the high incidence of diarrhoeic diseases and other illnesses related to impure drinking water.

The official sanitary and health data published in 2003 [6] are as follows: 78.7 years of life expectancy at birth; perinatal and infantile mortality rates under 5 per 1,000 alive newborns; cardiovascular diseases as the main (34.9%) cause of death; road accident death rate of 1.4 per 10,000 inhabitants per year; and working death rate of 4.8 per 100 million worked hours.

She was particularly affected by the research she had carried out in Alexandra Township as a social worker to establish the rate of infantile mortality, which stood at 10 deaths for every 1,000 births," notes SA History Online. .

"We should seize this occasion to reduce infantile mortality and morbidity".

82 Parliamentary objections to the Bill included confusion as to how it might contribute to reducing maternal or infantile mortality.

In Scotland alone, 9,730 fewer births were recorded in 1915 than in the preceding year, with a simultaneous rise in the infantile mortality rate.

Observations from Chile and Brazil showed significant reduction in infantile diarrhoea mortality following the first massive vaccination campaigns with OPV [ 27, 28].

This is not unexpected as thiamine supplementation of pregnant and lactating women was the main response to the extremely high mortality (18% of all births) from infantile Beriberi (1987 1990 40% of all infant mortality) previously reported in this population [ 5].

The disease process in late infantile MLD is characterized by progressive neurodegeneration and early mortality.

In addition to causing considerable perinatal mortality worldwide, NTD also give rise to infantile morbidity that often persists into adulthood [ 1].

When the combined results were disaggregated, given similar mortality rates, a significantly lower rate of infantile cerebral palsy was identified among children whose mothers had been treated with magnesium sulfate (1.9 versus 3.5%).