Recent Studies On SIDS & Poverty Show A Heartbreaking Connection
“Let’s break some of those down. For example, if someone is in a lower-income bracket, they might be more likely to deal with healthcare accessibility issues, which could lead to things like poor prenatal care or a lack of information about substance use and abuse or even something like proper nutrition during pregnancy. That could lead to a premature birth or low-birth weights in some babies. Extrapolating based on recent information provided by Kids Health can indicate more clear connections between SIDS and poverty.”