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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) took 2,000 lives in 2005. According to Italian scientists, have found imbalances in the brain chemical serotonin in mice, which causes SIDS.
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Medical researchers have long been looking into the cause of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and now, just maybe they have found a reason
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A study out Wednesday suggest that babies who die of SIDS have serious abnormalities in a brain region that controls breathing and heart rate.
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The Today programme's Andrew Hosken reports concerns have been raised that a deficiency in vitamin D could have a connection to sudden infant death syndrome.
A woman went into a Maryland RadioShack to buy a cassette tape adapter and left with a receipt that read “ugly itch” from “tattoville,” referring to the tattoos on her arm in memory of a child lost to SIDS and her deceased mother. “I just...
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