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A culturally sensitive approach for pediatricians to navigate co-sleeping conversations with families

June 27, 2025 children, Co-sleeping, cultural humility, pediatricians, safe sleep, safe sleep guidelines, SIDS, sleep-related infant deaths, sudden infant death syndrome, Sudden Unexpected Infant Death, SUID

In the ICU as a pediatric resident physician, I cared for an infant whose life was forever altered by a co-sleeping accident. Now ventilator and

The Stitch

Monitoring device could prevent sudden unexpected infant death syndrome

January 31, 2020 Debbie Sugarbaker, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery, pediatrics, sudden infant death syndrome

Sudden unexpected infant death syndrome (SUIDS) occurs when a baby, under the age of one, passes away when there was no prior cause for concern.

From The Labs

How to ‘jumpstart’ rhythmic breathing at birth

September 6, 2018 Atoh1, breathing, breathing abnormalities, parabrachial complex neurons, Research, retrotrapezoid nucleus, sudden infant death syndrome

The common expression, ‘As easy as breathing,’ is truly misleading. Breathing, as it is performed by higher vertebrates, is a complex biological function involving many

From the Labs: a closer look at metastatic medulloblastoma