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Immune Disadvantage, Infection, Vaccination and Inflammation: Key Processes Leading to Immune Paralysis and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

2025-12-30

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Within Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) resides several primary phenomena; these include a state of immune immaturity, susceptibility to infection, and an inflammatory state. Most SIDS risk factors pertain in some way or another to higher risk of infection (prematurity, lack of breastfeeding, low or absent transplacental antibody, ethnicity, genetics, risky gene polymorphisms, poverty, etc.). Most SIDS cases di...

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10.20944/preprints202512.2594.v1
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