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… auto-injectors on all trips What is oral allergy syndrome? Many people with tree … raw fruits and vegetables. This is called Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS) or pollen food … auto-injectors on all trips What is oral allergy syndrome? Many people with tree …
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… Nutrition Series Anyone who provides care to babies and young children must be aware of the risks … hard or gel candies, gum and chewable vitamins. Do not offer snacks served on …
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… Quick tips: Helping your child stay safe and healthy Child safety: Air pollution Child … cold for toddlers Sun safety for children (HealthlinkBC File # 26) Preventing injuries … burns Burns and scalds in young children (HealthLinkBC File #123) How to estimate the …
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… hepatitis and HIV if the person uses shared injection equipment and fluids, and lead to … hepatitis and HIV if the person uses shared injection equipment and fluids, and lead to …
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123 Young children, who are naturally curious and like to explore, are at high risk of burns and scalds. The most common cause of burns and scalds in young children is from contact with hot …
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… a bit about opioids, how they affect the body, and why people use them, can help in … a bit about opioids, how they affect the body, and why people use them, can help in …
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… 100c What is an allergy safe child care facility? Managing food … for my child? Give the facility a copy of your child’s Anaphylaxis Emergency Plan …
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Get started Raising children is a big job. It can be overwhelming to think about all the things your child needs to learn to stay safe and healthy. In addition to teaching children good eating and …
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… for about 16 hours a day. Planning where your baby can sleep safely is important. … Creating a safe sleeping environment for your baby will reduce the risk of injuries and … during sleep. If your baby has a health condition that requires a different position …
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Overview If you have a possible poisoning emergency, call 9-1-1 or your local provincial Poison Control Centre immediately. Many of the items in our homes can be poisonous to children—household …
