shaken baby syndrome

What Are the Long-Term Effects of Shaken Baby Syndrome?

The long-term effects of SBS can be severe and may include:
Permanent brain damage
Developmental delays
Intellectual disabilities
Seizure disorders
Vision and hearing problems
Speech and learning difficulties
In some cases, SBS can be fatal.

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