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. 2000 Oct 21;321(7267):1019; author reply 1020.

Babies sleeping with parents and sudden infant death syndrome. Invoking sudden infant death syndrome in cosleeping may be misleading

N Carter, G N Rutty
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Babies sleeping with parents and sudden infant death syndrome. Invoking sudden infant death syndrome in cosleeping may be misleading

N Carter et al. BMJ. .
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