Sentence examples for multiple cot death from inspiring English sources

Prof Meadow put the odds of multiple cot death at 73 million to one, whereas recent research suggests the odds may be as short at 64 to one.

The new genetic research raises the possibility that Clark - and other women - have been the victims of an appalling series of miscarriages of justice in multiple cot death cases.

But Meadow's Law risks tarring all mothers who have suffered multiple cot deaths as murderers.

A British Medical Journal paper re-analyses a study that was central to assumptions on multiple cot deaths in families.

Manchester University's discovery of a cot death gene in February knocks flat the view of Meadow and others that one should 'think dirty' about multiple cot deaths.

Mrs Clark was released after judges ruled her conviction was unsafe in the light of new medical evidence suggesting multiple cot deaths within the same families may not be nearly as uncommon as was previously thought.

Agony was heaped on agony, as Sally was processed through the British justice system, losing an impossible battle against the prejudice that mothers who suffer multiple cot deaths 'must have done it'.

The possibility of a cot death gene in terms of my particular case of multiple deaths would seem to make some sort of sense.

The second cot death was terrible.

Cot death is, however, still very rare.

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