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Hi,
Do any of you have specifics of cases where medical examiners / coroners
assumed that co-sleeping was causally related to an infant death, just
because the infant happened to die while in the family bed? An Oregon
coroner was brought up @ the Evergreen conference on parenting this
spring, but without the specifics I need to try to write a response to an
article in Pediatrics which concludes that co-sleeping should be
prohibited. Thanks, MA
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MaryAnn O'Hara, MD, MSt
Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program
University of Washington
1959 NE Pacific, Rm H-220 Health Sciences Center, Box 357183
Seattle, WA 98195-7183
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(home office) 206-329-6870
(fax) 206-685-2473
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