Allen crib deaths 1 short of yearly record Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Allen County is at risk of having a record number of sudden infant death syndrome cases this year. Since January, seven infants have died as a result of SIDS. The highest number of cases Allen County has seen in one year was eight in 2003.
Police arrest woman, 23, say she killed two babies Contra Costa Times
A San Pablo woman smothered her 6-week-old son this week and admitted smothering another baby in Oakland in 2004, police said Friday. About 11 a.m. Sunday, Lavida Davis, 23, took her infant son to Doctors Medical Center San Pablo, where he was pronounced dead. An autopsy performed this week could not determine how the baby died, but evidence gathered at the scene and from friends and family made
Saturday September 23, 2006 The New Zealand Herald
A government health expert says New Zealand has stalled in its efforts to stop babies dying, after an American study ranked the country as the second worst in the industrialised world for infant deaths.
Milwaukee Police Investigate Baby's Death WISN TheMilwaukeeChannel.com via Yahoo! News
Milwaukee police are investigating the death of a 2-month old girl.
Lactation intolerance Tacoma News Tribune
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San Pablo Mother Admits To Killing Toddlers KTVU 2 San Francisco
A 23-year-old mother was arrested after saying she smothered her six-week-old son and killed another one of her babies two years ago, police said.
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National Institutes of Health launches user-friendly Web site The Town Talk
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News items from around California The Daily Comet
Taxi drivers overcharged customers about half the time, possibly by rigging meters or taking them on longer rides than necessary, a sting operation concluded.
Taller Women Are More Likely To Have Twins, Obstetrician's Study Confirms Science Daily
A new study published in the September issue of the Journal of Reproductive Medicine by Gary Steinman, MD, PhD -- an obstetrician well known for his care of and research into multiple-birth pregnancies -- confirms that taller women are more likely to have twins. The suspected culprit is insulin-like growth factor, which has been positively linked to both height and twinning.

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