Re: Striking Decline of Premature Births and SIDS During COVID
Seems to me that the whole thing is based on the lockdowns. Hospitals and clinics in March, April, and May, were not letting babies get in to receive their scheduled shots.
My point with regard to your post above this one^^, is that if the kids in November-December had not received their shots, there would have been even fewer SIDS deaths.
Are you sure that the kids got all their regularly scheduled shots during the lockdown?
My point with regard to your post above this one^^, is that if the kids in November-December had not received their shots, there would have been even fewer SIDS deaths.
Are you sure that the kids got all their regularly scheduled shots during the lockdown?
How do you qualify the decrease in SIDs to one a single part of the lockdown? SIDs is linked to just regular colds, if you can establish a decrease in the exposure to the common cold and other illnesses due to blanket lockdown measures, you could also claim that thats the cause rather than lack of vaccination.