If the community does not intervene much in the future, it would be susceptible to a higher rate of infant mortality with unknown possible causes and an uneducated population on how to fix the problem. If the public is not educated on these measures and public health systems and researchers are not conducting more research and experiments on solving this public health problem, it will become inevitable to solve such an unknown problem. Public health systems should take information found in the past and apply it to the knowledge that exists in the present to make it better and more informative in the future, which is why health care systems are constantly changing and becoming better by spreading awareness. The public health community aims to prevent disease and not cure it—which would be helpful in sustaining a low mortality of SIDS cases. Problems like these should be dealt with automatically, and not when it may be too late in the