KANSAS CITY, Mo. AP - It appeared to be a clear-cut case of child abuse: An infant hospitalized with bleeding in his brain, his father behind bars suspected of shaking the baby.Only after the boy died without his father at his bedside did doctors realize the bleeding was brought on by a vitamin K deficiency - not abuse.
August 18, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. AP – It appeared to be a clear-cut case of child abuse: An infant hospitalized with bleeding in his brain, his father behind bars suspected of shaking the baby.
Only after the boy died without his father at his bedside did doctors realize the bleeding was brought on by a vitamin K deficiency – not abuse.
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