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There are claims that immunisations cause sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), but some studies have found either no association or that they are associated with a reduced risk of SIDS.To conduct a meta-analysis examining the relationship between immunisation and SIDS.Nine case–controls studies were identified examining this association, of which four adjusted for potential confounders.The summary...
Although previous studies have shown either no association between immunisation and SIDS or even a decreased risk of SIDS, adverse effects, including death, from immunisations continue to cause concern, especially when a new vaccine is introduced.A large case control study with immunisation data on 307 SIDS cases and 971 controls.SIDS cases were immunised less frequently and later than controls. Furthermore...
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