A study published in the journal Neurology suggests that seizures may be linked to sudden unexplained deaths in childhood (SUCD). Researchers have found that some of these deaths might be related to seizures based on the analysis of crib videos. The study highlights the need for further research and understanding of Sudden Unexplained Child Death.
A study has just been published by the journal Neurology on the tragedy of sudden unexplained deaths in childhood (SUCD). Research ers believe at least some of those deaths might be linked to seizures. Crib video shows the toddler in pyjamas playing happily as his parents and sister sang “Wheels on the Bus” with his twin brother. The tot had become one of several hundred seemingly healthy U-S toddlers and pre-schoolers each year who suddenly die in their sleep.
Dr Orrin Devinsky, an NYU neurologist, says little is known about Sudden Unexplained Child Death. "SIDS is extraordinarily well known
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