Yet another piece of evidence.

From Katie Allison Granju:  "New research:  Lack of breastfeeding doubles risk of SIDS."

Hopefully, if the information gets out and is really internalized by pediatricians, this will help convince many on-the-fence mothers, and those who struggle with difficulties getting breastfeeding started, to hang in there at least for the window of time that's most important for SIDS prevention:  four to six months after birth.

By the way, in case you were wondering, "Didn't we know that already?", the new study appears to demonstrate causality, not just correlation.  

Correlation

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