But fortunately the primary factors that increase risk are now widely known i.e. placing an infant prone (face down) for sleep, using soft mattresses, maternal smoking, overwrapping babies or
blocking air movement around their faces.
Cut - off highs, also called
blocks because they disrupt the
movement of west - to - east
air, are becoming more prevalent in the Arctic, he says.
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