We undertook this literature review to inform best practice in supporting parents after sudden child death given the potential for intrusion of the new detailed CDR processes.
An outbreak of sudden child deaths during 2008 went undiagnosed, in part, because children were either dead when they arrived at the hospital or died before specimens were collected.
It inverts the power in the relationship: all of a sudden the children are the gatekeepers to information, and if they sense that they can leverage this, they will.
1, 2 Similarly, in 2013, a Swedish group reported that the pandemic A/H1N1 2009 influenza vaccination was a precipitating factor for childhood narcolepsy and that onset was more sudden in children in their postvaccination group than is generally the case.
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Finlay and Dallimore [ 9] included any child death from any cause; Dent et al. [ 10] only included sudden deaths in children aged between 1 week and 12 years.
I had begun shaking very hard, which my children, sudden gentlemen, didn't mention.
Viacom, the owner of Nickelodeon, criticized Nielsen last fall after ratings showed that the channel suffered from a sudden drop in children's viewing.
At libraries in Queens, staff members normally accustomed to questioning truants have relaxed their rules to accommodate a sudden influx of children.
This year, medics from the American journal Pediatrics claimed some could cause "seizures, mania, stroke and sudden death" in children, and researchers from Vermont University said those hooked on energy drinks could be more susceptible to drug addiction.
