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… Most people who have an HPV infection clear it within 2 years. When it does not clear, cells infected with a …
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… to a cool indoor environment. They include: People 65 years of age or older who may not compensate for heat stress … in a hot environment People who are pregnant Infants and children up to 4 years of age who rely on adults to make … rays but not from the heat Regularly check older adults, children, and others for signs of heat-related illness, …
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… overtime. Materials can sometimes release VOCs for several years. For more information, visit HealthLinkBC File #65d … was used as an insulator and fire retardant for many years. It is sometimes still found in older homes or …
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… use calcium for healthy bones and muscles. Adults over 50 years of age need to take a daily vitamin D supplement of … blood cells and prevents a type of anemia. Adults over 50 years need to eat vitamin B12 fortified foods or take a …
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… sputum Make sure your first name, last name and date of birth are on the label of the sputum bottles Collect your …
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… Common brands include Red Bull® and Rockstar Energy®. Children and teens are the highest consumers of energy … to 400 mg of caffeine per day. The maximum safe amount for children and youth is much lower and depends on their body … are the main source of sugar in the average Canadian diet. Children and youth have the highest daily intake of these …
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… Canadian drinking water have been adjusted for the past 70 years. Decades of extensive research show that water … way to improve oral health for everyone. Studies show that children who drink fluoridated water can expect up to 35 … causes any adverse health effects, reproductive issues or developmental issues. However, as with any naturally …
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… is designed to protect pregnant women, infants and children as they are the most vulnerable. It is based on … of lead may be harmful. Lead can harm the intellectual development, behaviour, size and hearing of developing fetuses, infants and young children. The health impact depends on many factors …
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… of corticosteroid; problems with your immune system; use of birth control pills; pregnancy; or high blood sugar from …