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Social and behavioural factors in Non-suspicious unexpected death in infancy; experience from metropolitan police project indigo investigation.

BMC Pediatr · 2016 · PMC4711179 · PMID 26759055

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It has previously been suggested that several epidemiological risk factors such as young maternal age and single parent family may not be significant once social deprivation factors have been accounted for, but parental smoking is associated with social deprivation markers and remains significant in multivariate analysis [ 15 ].

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