Addressing Misconceptions About Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Rates In The U.S.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SID) rates across the country declined after a long running campaign in 1994 informed parents to let babies sleep alone and on their backs. But there's a misconception that since then, SIDS is gone. Here & Now's Robin Young speaks with Eric Boodman (@EricBoodman), reporter for our partners at STAT, about the misunderstandings and challenges parents deal with afterward.