A coroner has ruled that a newborn and his mother died from either puerperal sepsis, asphyxia from unsafe co-sleeping, or both, highlighting gaps in antenatal care, discharge processes, and early infection detection.
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Coroner rules newborn found dead alongside mum killed by sepsis smothering or bothno beds for end-of-life patients at night
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