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Death Rate for Babies in US Rose for the First Time in 20 Years: Here s Why

US infant mortality rises in a troubling trend, reflecting healthcare disparities. Researchers seek solutions to safeguard maternal-infant health

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Should you co-sleep with your toddlers and tweens?

Parental work-life balance, cultural norms and personal preferences all play a role in deciding whether to co-sleep

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This Just In: Data Proves Alarming Rise of SIDS Cases in Black Infants During COVID-19 Pandemic

SIDS, or sudden infant death syndrome, is a common term found in infants in which the cause of death can't be definitively explained.

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Study: Sudden unexplained infant death rates show steep rise among Black babies in 2020 - WEIS

(NEW YORK) A new study has found that, amid record low infant mortality rates in 2020, rates of sudden infant death syndrome, known as SIDS, increased for the first time in five years, and there was a sharp increase in the rate of sudden unexpected infant deaths, or SUID, among Black infants between 2019

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Study: Sudden unexplained infant death rates show steep rise among Black babies in 2020

Black babies recorded 214 deaths per 100,000 while American Indian or Alaskan Native infants recorded 205.1 deaths per 100,000.

United statesCarrie shapiro mendozaRebecca carlinCenters for diseaseAmerican academy of pediatricsAmerican academyDisease controlHispanic american indianAlaskan nativeAmerican indianNon hispanic asianHispanic black americansHispanic black

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