The accusations and convictions made on the basis of shaken baby syndrome have been described as 'the greatest medical scandal of our times' by a leading pathologist.
Jenny-Anne Geddis, retired neuropathologist at the Royal London Hospital joins Razia Iqbal to talk about her new research that questions shaken baby syndrome. And Rioch Edwards-Brown, a parent who has been accused and subsequently cleared of shaken baby syndrome and Dr Robert Sutherland, a paediatrician at Birmingham Children's Hospital discuss whether thousands of parents have been falsely accused. Tell us your views For more information call the BBC Actionline on 0800 044 044.
