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… Advance care planning Last updated October 17, 2024 Advance care … about advance care planning in B.C., including tools to get started making a plan, visit the links below. B.C. care … be provided by health care providers and first responders. Medical Orders for Scope of Treatment (MOST) Medical Orders …
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… Voluntary testing Expand all Collapse all How does someone get tested voluntarily for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C or HIV? … that mean? If you have been served a Notice of Intention where you are named the source individual, it means that the … in a fine of up to $10,000 per day. What is the value in knowing a source individual's test results? Knowing the …
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… in the Lower Mainland at 604-660-9382 or toll-free anywhere in B.C. at 1-800-663-1441, or visit our Mental Health … may lose consciousness. With slowed breathing, less oxygen gets into your blood. This can lead to brain damage, cardiac … taking fentanyl and putting themselves at risk without even knowing it. In 2018, fentanyl and substances chemically …
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… you will want to watch for health symptoms and know where to find the latest information on wildfires in your … kit and grab-and-go bag Government of British Columbia: Getting ready before a wildfire Government of Canada: … or headaches. These symptoms may be managed without seeking medical attention. If symptoms do not improve after taking …
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… Are there any risks of complications from Zika virus? Where is Zika virus found? Who is at risk of getting Zika virus? Should pregnant women be concerned about … about travelling while pregnant, speak with your health care provider or see HealthLinkBC File #41g The Pregnant …
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… been no cases of Ebola reported in British Columbia or elsewhere in Canada. For travel health notices related to Ebola, … the disease, contact HealthLink BC at 8‑1‑1 or your health care provider as soon as possible. On this page: What are … or water. If you take appropriate precautions, the risk of getting Ebola is very low. The Ebola virus originates from …
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… vaccine is recommended for people who are at higher risk of getting seriously sick from COVID-19. The vaccine remains … pharmacies, regional health-authority clinics, some primary-care offices, and community health centres. On this page: … Decisions Fraser Health Authority: Parents' guide to knowing your care options For more information on symptoms …
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… of abuse, signs that someone is being abused and places to get help. Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults: Information for Family Caregivers (HealthLinkBC File #93b) Abuse and Neglect of … to help prevent the abuse and neglect of older adults and where you can go for help if you do suspect abuse or …
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… Talking about substance use with your family Cannabis for medical purposes Laws and Regulations on the use of … and Mental Health: Cannabis: What Parents/Guardians and Caregivers Need to Know Government of Canada: Thinking about … mental health and addictions non-profit agencies work together to help people live well and better prevent and …
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… (COPD) is a chronic condition that damages the lungs, getting worse over time. The disease can cause persistent … or flare-ups that can be serious and life-threatening. Knowing the symptoms and being prepared for flare-ups is … crucial for managing COPD. It can help you and your health care provider identify COPD triggers so you can make the …
