The new study reveals a disproportionate increase in SUIDS rates among Black children and seeks to discern what may be causing the disparity.
reveals that Black babies experienced a spike in sudden unexpected deaths in 2020, suffering fatalities at almost three times the rate of white babies.
While scientists were unable to determine why the SUID rate increased the most among Black babies, they believe it may have to do with the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic, which disproportionately affected the health and wealth of Black communities. The researchers point out that the pandemic exacerbated crowded housing, lack of childcare and limited access to healthcare, particularly among Black families.
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