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To encourage more moms to breast feed, the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority is holding its annual world-wide Breastfeeding Challenge today. More countries than ever before are taking part in the event ...
It is a medical phrase that strikes fear into parents of newborn child — SIDS or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. According to a report at the Lawrence County Child Fatality Review Board meeting in March 2007, there were five SIDS cases in the county in 2006.
THERE could be an epidemic of stillbirths in Australia in the next few years if the nation's obesity rate continues to soar and more women aged over 35 have children, researchers have found.
Using a fan wherever a baby sleeps may help prevent sudden infant death syndrome, also known as SIDS, according to a Kaiser Permanente study being published this month in the Archives of Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine.
Saving Babies From SIDS There is nothing as sad as the death of an infant. And when that death is attributed to SIDS -- sudden infant death syndrome -- the sadness is amplified by maddening uncertainty. For while SIDS is listed as the leading cause of death among infants between 1 month and 1 year...
HAMDEN — Michele Tenney of Orange thought maybe she was the only one who saw a sparkle in the eyes of her third infant son, born with a rare genetic condition that caused severe health problems.
LAKE JACKSON — Laura LaCoss had worked in a neonatal unit, but nothing could have prepared her for seeing her own child unable to breath. When Abigail LaCoss was a month old, her mother found her blue and unable to breath.
The leading cause of infant death in developed countries, sudden infant death syndrome, is still largely a medical mystery. Past studies have revealed that in the brain stems of more than half of infants who die from SIDS, the neurons that produce serotonin--a chemical responsible for regulating heart rate, body temperature and mood--are overly prevalent and abnormally shaped. Until now, no one ...
Research suggests that a simple electric fan may help protect against sudden infant death syndrome - when a baby under 1 year dies for unexplained reasons.
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