Finally, a Judge Calls Shaken Baby Diagnosis an “Article of Faith” and frees Jennifer Del Prete, who was sentenced for murder 10 years ago.

Jennifer Del Prete has been behind bars for more than a decade for murdering 14-month-old Isabella Zielinski. Del Prete was convicted of first-degree murder after the jurors in her Illinois trial heard testimony about “shaken baby syndrome,” or SBS.

The story that distraught Maria Mendez told doctors and detectives at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center seven years ago has never varied, not even on the day she rejected a chance at probation by refusing to say she'd killed her grandson.

A father convicted of shaking his infant daughter to death has been granted a retrial by Sweden's Supreme Court (Högsta domstolen) in a case that could result in a re-examination of other cases of "shaken baby syndrome".

A teenage baby sitter’s life takes a surprising turn after a toddler in his care dies a mysterious death.

A mother’s conviction. A son’s doubts.

A lot has happened since the Pekin Daily Times ran a story last year about Michelle and Dave Weidner, the Peoria couple who faced criminal and Department of Children and Family Services investigations due to an erroneous diagnosis from a doctor at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria that their son, Jacob, had a skull fracture.

A Questa man is free after grand jurors chose not to indict him late last month on charges of child abuse amid doctors’ accusations that he shook his infant son in May.

Laura Nimke spent her career teaching children how to speak up about child abuse and how to tell the difference between good and bad touches. As a child abuse prevention specialist, she took pride and preventing children from being abused.

A young couple effectively twice cleared by courts of shaking their baby boy to death last night called for an inquiry into their treatment after they won a landmark legal battle to prove their innocence.