Study: Low enzyme activity may be cause behind sudden death infant syndrome abc15
It impacts infants under a year old and usually happens when the child is sleeping.
That means if a child stopped breathing while they slept, the brain defect would prevent them from waking up. They found that babies who died of SIDS had lower activity of the enzyme butyrylcholinesterase , than healthy babies.Parents have been previously advised that they should lay babies on their backs, keep toys and blankets out of the crib and not letting babies overheat as ways to prevent SIDS.
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