The best bed for infants is one without suffocation risks
Public health messages—contradicted by photos or videos circulating in movies and social media—don’t always find traction.
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Public health messages—contradicted by photos or videos circulating in movies and social media—don’t always find traction.
Unsafe sleep environments are among the main reasons accidental suffocation or strangulation is a hard-to-solve public health problem.
Samuel Hanke is a pediatric cardiologist in Cincinnati, but when you ask him for his title, he follows it by saying: "Most importantly, I'm Charlie's dad."
Rates for SIDS have declined since the 1990s, but a different cause of infant death — accidental suffocation or strangulation — has been a persistent problem.
Roach, 41, has come full circle, leading an $18 million nonprofit that opened in 1917 as an orphanage during the last global pandemic before evolving into residential foster care and preventative services.