Preventing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

October 16, 2006 | Pregnancy and Newborns

Every year more than 2,000 babies die in the U.S. from sudden infant death syndrome. Although experts have not yet pinpointed the cause for SIDS, there are things parents can do to reduce their child’s risk. Dr. Bruder Stapleton, Pediatrician-in-Chief, has some tips for parents.

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