Sudden unexpected death in infants in the Oxford Record Linkage Area: The mother
AUTOR(ES)
Fedrick, Jean
RESUMO
Of the 206 cases of sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUD) 170 were linked with the maternity information and birth certificates on the Oxford Record Linkage files. Statistically highly significant correlations were demonstrated with low maternal age, high parity, and low social class, the last two associations being more marked among the mothers of infants who died after the 12th week.
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