NZ Herald·3 min read·medium

Maternal vaping linked to sudden infant deaths in New Zealand study

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Cherie Howie
Maternal vaping linked to sudden infant deaths in New Zealand study
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A new study from New Zealand researchers suggests a potential link between maternal vaping and Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI). The findings indicate that vaping, especially when combined with bed-sharing, may carry similar risks to smoking during pregnancy.

A New Zealand study has linked maternal vaping to sudden infant deaths. Photo / Getty Images

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