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… other problems. How can you avoid exposure to outdoor allergens? Pollens The following tips … pollen back into your home when you go outdoors. Take a shower and change clothing after you work or play outside. And dry your clothes in a vented …
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… 92a Child Development Series Play is a very important part of healthy … older, babies like to play and move around outdoors. To support their development, play … older, babies like to play and move around outdoors. To support their development, play …
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… causes particle pollution? Major sources of outdoor PM in B.C. include: Wildfire smoke … Reduce exposure during pollution events When outdoor air quality is poor, it is important … to be cleaner and cooler Reduce time spent outdoors and avoid strenuous activities. The …
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… smell of a struck match. When released into outdoor air, sulphur dioxide can react with … HealthLinkBC File #65e Particulate matter and outdoor air pollution . What are the sources … to higher levels of sulphur dioxide in the outdoor air of our communities can cause …
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… stop all activity and not return to play that day. Being active again before the … involved in a sporting event (every coach, player, teacher, parent, and trainer) needs to … the importance of getting medical help when a player has a head injury. The decision about …
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… Play may seem like the most natural thing in … your child has options to choose from. Let play be directed by your toddler, but feel free to be playful yourself! If you like to sing or dance …
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… hazards may be found where you live, work, or play. Maybe you have headaches that only occur … or cages. Use exhaust fans that vent to the outdoors. These fans are typically installed … you have adequate ventilation or use them outdoors, if possible. Also, wear gloves to …
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… choking hazards. Keep your child's sleep and play area safe by removing items that can … or cover up with a hat and clothing when outdoors from 11 in the morning to 3 in the … Protect your child from too much heat when outdoors. Be careful that your child doesn't …
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… choking hazards. Keep your child's sleep and play area safe by removing items that can … or cover up with a hat and clothing when outdoors from 11 in the morning to 3 in the … Protect your child from too much heat when outdoors. Be careful that your child doesn't …
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… touching hot surfaces such as the pavement, outdoor metal slides or car doors. Research … premature aging and damage to skin. Given outdoor play, much of our exposure to UV rays occurs …
