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… Too much sun exposure can cause sunburns, heat stroke/heat exhaustion, skin cancers, … information, see the following resources: HealthLinkBC File #11 Ultraviolet Radiation HealthLinkBC File #35 Heat-related Illness …
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… day. Extreme heat can be harmful to anyone's health, but infants (0-1 year) and young … Syndrome (SIDS). For more information, visit: HealthLinkBC File #46 Sleep related infant … . For more information on sun safety, visit: HealthLinkBC File #26 Sun safety for children …
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… children Protecting your skin from the sun Health and safety, birth to 2 years … Babies …
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… 30s in some parts of the province. Too much heat can be harmful to your health and cause heat-related illnesses. Heat-related illness … Young Children (HealthLinkBC File #35c) Heat Rash Heat Syncope (Fainting) Heat-related …
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… has underlying conditions such as obesity, kidney disease, or heart issues. Contact your … has underlying conditions such as obesity, kidney disease, or heart issues. Contact your …
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… is protected. General tips Here are some tips for winter warmth: Provide a warm, water … and numbness on the cheeks, nose, ears, fingers, and toes. If you think your toddler … and numbness on the cheeks, nose, ears, fingers, and toes. If you think your toddler …
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… and carry oxygen to all parts of the body. Children need iron for healthy growth and … as easily absorbed. It’s found in eggs and plant-based foods like beans, lentils, tofu, … getting enough iron, discuss with a health care provider. HealthLinkBC File #69c Baby’s …
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… wrinkles. People with darker skin don't sunburn as easily. But they can still get skin … or higher to protect your lips from getting sunburned. Wear wraparound sunglasses. Choose … or higher to protect your lips from getting sunburned. Preventing sun exposure in children …
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Overview The sunlight that reaches the earth has ultraviolet A and ultraviolet B (UVA and UVB) rays. These ultraviolet rays are the main causes of damage to the skin from the sun. UVA and UVB rays …
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Overview Limit the amount of time you spend in the sun between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.  This is when the sun’s UV rays are the strongest.  If you are out in the sun during these hours, make sure to take …