Sentence examples for risk of suffocation from inspiring English sources

Nice also advises parents never to sleep on a sofa or armchair with their baby to reduce the risk of suffocation.

The risk of suffocation outside of cribs was highest for children in their first month of life, according to the study, which was published in the journal Pediatrics.

Historically, American pediatricians have discouraged the practice in the belief that it fostered bad sleeping habits, made children dependent and raised the risk of suffocation.

But the agency said that in light of the new safety data, it believed any benefits from using the devices were outweighed by the risk of suffocation.

If the drugs don't work effectively, the execution will be torturous, as the supreme court of America has itself acknowledged: "It is uncontested that, failing a proper dose of sodium thiopental that would render the prisoner unconscious, there is a substantial … risk of suffocation … and pain from the injection".

"They can come out very quickly and still have the membrane around them so there's a risk of suffocation". Often during birthing, lambs are taken from the ewe by hand to avoid such complications.

Parents who have lost their babies due to unsafe sleeping often tell the coroner's office that they were unaware of the risks of suffocation.

But what many well-meaning parents don't know is that these loving actions can drastically increase the risk of accidental suffocation.

The increased risk of unintentional suffocation in such circumstances needs to be reinforced.

They pose a danger of suffocation.

While the AAP promotes breastfeeding, they emphatically warn that bed-sharing can increase the risk of infant strangulation, suffocation, entrapment, overlay, and other unintentional injuries (Moon and Task Force On Sudden Infant Death 2016; Mileva-Seitz et al. 2016).