Infants in Iowa protected by health work program
The Children's Bureau report details Iowa efforts since 1922 to safeguard infant lives. It notes prenatal and childbirth conferences, oral hygiene focus, and maternal outreach through mothers meetings. Rural maternal deaths declined from 52 to 46 per 10 000 live births between 1924 and 1928, with broad rural education underway.
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Emmet Dougherty
Courier Special Service
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
State University of Iowa
State Farm Bureau
State ‘Tuberculosis Association
State Dental Society
Parent-Teacher Association
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Dental maternity and infancy work reaches wide statewide
The division reports extensive outreach through conferences and home visits aided by physicians and nurses. It notes 7 593 attendees including 5 752 women and 1 550 high school girls across 99 counties, with 52 counties active in maternity and infancy programs and 44 296 infants born in the year.
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