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Young Mums Cot Death Risk Higher
28 August 2008
The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths, (FSID), the UK’s leading cot death charity, welcomed today’s report from the Office of National Statistics (ONS), which shows a drop in cot deaths in 2006.
Although there was a marked reduction in deaths in the UK*, the report also reveals that the death rate was six times higher for babies of mums under 20 than older mothers**.This confirms the importance of FSID’s strategy, to target vulnerable young parents who are missing out on safe sleep advice, with devastating consequences.
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