Re: Time magazine plagio article

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I really can't agree that it isn't related to back sleeping. Go to any asian

country (where back sleeping has been more prominent) and look at the different

head shapes. I was at a restaurant a few days back (in India where I live). I

saw three bald guys - 2 indian and 1 american. The american guy had a " nice "

rounding in the back. The 2 indian guys were flat. I didn't see asymmetry, but

the shape was very different. A small survey size I know, but it seemed obvious

to me. I wanted to look at the top of their head downward to see if they had

asymmetry, but didn't have the nerve to ask.

-christine

sydney, 5 yrs, starband grad

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> Thought I would share this article that I ran across in Time magazine:

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> http://healthland.time.com/2011/04/05/babies-with-flat-heads-are-on-the-rise

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> Molly

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> Novato, California

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> Nicolas, 5, tort & plagio, STARband (CIRS Oakland) 4/24/06-9/12/06,

> Graduate!

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[Guest guest]

Yikes! The neurosurgeon mentioned in the article is the very same one we saw… only we saw him at St. ’s in Philly. We never really got a good “vibe” from him. We felt like he was minimizing our concerns saying things like, everyone has some asymmetry, it won’t impact his development, etc. Sooo frustrating!