Report of the Medical Officer of Health upon the work of the depots for the preparation of humanised sterilized milk for the use of infants whose mothers are unable to suckle them.

  • Liverpool (England). Medical Officer of Health.
Date:
1904
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Credit: Report of the Medical Officer of Health upon the work of the depots for the preparation of humanised sterilized milk for the use of infants whose mothers are unable to suckle them. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    ‘21 The following is the form adopted in making inquiries in cases in which infants using the milk have died: — Sterilized Milk Enquiries. 1. —Date of Death 2. —Name Address 3. —Age 4. —Cause of Death 5. —Previous feeding and health G.—Date or age at which Sterilized Milk was first given, and where obtained : T.—Length of time on Milk S.—Was it given regularly, or with any addition? 9.—Did Milk suit the Child. If not, in what way did it disagree? 10. —When was it discontinued? 11. —Duration of fatal illness 12. —Any complaints as to Milk 13. —Condition of House, &c REMARKS