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The unexpected death of an infant was already mentioned in the Old Testament's Book of Kings (Chapter 3, verse 19), which reads: " And this woman's child died in the night: for in her sleep she overlaid him. " This event gave King Solomon a chance to show the greatness of his wisdom. Maybe it is time to ask ourselves how much we know about this subject but, most importantly , how to apply such knowledge. Not knowing is unfortunate, but knowing and not acting in accordance with such knowledge is much more serious. Sudden infant death has always existed, but it was only defined with a proper name in 1969, when a small group of doctors and scientists, gathered on an island in North Puget Sound (USA), named these unexplained deaths " sudden infant death syndrome " (SIDS). We know that not every unexpected death is a sudden infant death. Sudden death is, by definition , a death occurring in an infant for which a cause cannot be assigned after analyzing the child's medical record, performing a complete autopsy and evaluating the place where the incident occurred. Of course, deaths caused by intentional killing (infanticide) and non intentional deaths caused by accidents and suffocation do not fall into this definition. Even though their differences may appear clear, they are not because every human action that results in harm to another individual will always raise suspicion regarding its intentionality, either by action or omission. The death of a young child has always led to think that there is someone to blame. Either because it was intentional or because someone did not adequately comply with his/her caregiver role. A case that occurred in Connecticut in 1958 led the child's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roe, to create the National Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Foundation for the promotion of research regarding this confusing subject. In 1971, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development convened the first conference on SIDS research. International meetings were then held periodically to discuss research advances. The first prevention campaigns were designed in the 90s; they were initially carried out in Aus-tralia, New Zealand, the USA and some Euro-pean countries, and then were spread around the world. In Argentina, the first campaign took place in 1997. One of the characteristics of these campaigns is the change in terms of greater knowledge. The first campaigns were based on …

La muerte súbita de un lactante. No se buscan culpables sino quienes se hagan cargo de la prevención