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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
also known as "Crib Death"
Chabot College
Library skills- Reasearch paper
created by Kori Leftwich
May 14,2003
http://www.kidshealth.org/parent/general/sleep/sids.html
This site was created by The Nemours Foundation's Center for Children's Health
Media it takes an in-depth look into SIDS within its subtopics :
Searching for Answers-letting readers
know what may cause SIDS and how infants have passed due to SIDS.
Going Back to Sleep- infants who sleep on their stomach are at
high risk of SIDS. It is recommended for them to sleep on their backs
Reducing the Risks- there are steps that
parents can take inorder for them to reduce the risks of SIDS.
http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/html/sids.html
This site was created by BUPA Foundation which is a independent medical
research charity. I think this site does not have
enough information covering this topic, but may be useful for parents move
on after their baby has passed and sources
parents can use to help them cope with this type of situation.
This site was created on March 2000, written by the American Academy of
Pediatrics. It informs readers about how SIDS is a disease that
occurs within infants from one month to one year. SIDS can be determined
though an autopsy. Also, going into a greater amount
of detail about risk factors and their definitions. I like the fact that
it display information about other causes of death within
Infants that was mistaken for SIDS. I found that this is a good web page
to display for a reasearch project.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/suddeninfantdeathsyndrome.html
This web page is fantastic because it offers so much information about SIDS.
It offers so many different subtopics
that allow the reader to actually get more information on this topic. They
are articles that have been
written by doctors, researchers, and medical institutes, that want
to inform parents about the
latest news, a general overview, coping, prevention, institutes, research
and specific
conditions, and genetics. This web page is regularly updated with current
articles.