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Buffalo supermarket shooting wake-up call for Congress

Begg: Fueled by the internet, domestic terrorism has been growing since the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.

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Researchers identify blood marker for SIDS, hail it as breakthrough

Researchers identify blood marker for SIDS, hail it as breakthrough
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New Research Offers Clues as to Why Some Babies Die of SIDS

The study could pave the way for newborn screening but the results still need to be corroborated by further research.

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New sudden infant death syndrome study offers intriguing results, but the cause of SIDS remains undetermined, scientists stress

A new study on sudden infant death syndrome suggests an enzyme may be key to predicting which babies die of SIDS. But scientists stress that the study, conducted by Australian researchers, is far from definitive and that parents of newborns should still follow safe sleep practices. The AAP advises babies sleep on their backs in a crib with a fitted sheet until they turn 1 year old.

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Australian Sudden Infant Death Syndrome study a clue not conclusion

A preliminary study out of Australia offers a tantalizing hint at what might cause SIDS, but doctors warn more research is needed.

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