Facebook Page dedicated to promoting evidence-based medicine and sharing about unexplained fractures and other injuries in babies that are often misdiagnosed as child abuse when there are other medical conditions that are likely the actual cause of symptoms.

RFFR translates from Swedish as 'National Association for Families’ Right.' It is made up of affected families who themselves have been wrongly accused of infant abuse, with the goal of providing other families with knowledge and support.

Susan C. Anthony is an author who began researching Shaken Baby Syndrome due to a tragedy and a mystery that resulted in a false allegation. This website contains resources and findings from her research.

The Amanda Truth Project strives to educate communities about the potential for misdiagnoses of child abuse, to restore families, and to facilitate access to suitable medical experts for attorneys.

Sean Patrick O'Geary was 21 years old was accused of fatally injuring a 2-year-old, whose death was attributed to Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS). Sean was falsely accused, railroaded, and sentenced to life without opportunity for parole. This website outlines the details of the case.

An Italian blog–a story of pain and hope. One couple shares the details and impact of their wrongful allegation.