A documentary, The Syndrome, examines the medical and legal consequences of shaken baby syndrome, questioning the scientific ...

The pediatric neurosurgeon who first identified shaken baby syndrome has a surprising take on the very syndrome he’s credited with discovering. Advertisement How the U.S. military response to the 9/11 ...

Brian Wharton, the chief detective of a small police force in East Texas, had seen his share of tragedies on the job, but he had never handled a case like Robert Roberson’s: In January 2002, Roberson, ...

Chelsea F.'s baby, Teddy (both pseudonyms used at the family's request), was born with serious genetic problems—heart defects, breathing issues, and brain abnormalities. But when Chelsea rushed the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Could a Nashville man's crusade against a questionable diagnosis of shaken baby syndrome ― one that landed him behind bars for ...

LIVINGSTON, Texas (AP) — Robert Roberson was calm and hopeful as he pondered his mortality and whether he could again avoid becoming the first person in the U.S. executed for a murder conviction tied ...

The court found that prosecutors did not prove general acceptance in the medical and biomechanical communities that shaking alone causes the syndrome's symptoms. This ruling impacts two Middlesex ...

Alex Maze, who was born prematurely to a mother with health issues, died at about a year and a half old in October 2000. Both Alex's parents, Russell and Kaye Maze, were charged in connection with the ...