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Living well with hepatitis B virus infection

… Preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs) Encourage your sex partner(s) and people you live with to get … toothbrushes or nail files Keep all open cuts and sores bandaged until healed Put articles that could have your blood on … plastic bags before disposing them into household garbage, including bandages, tissues, tampons, razors or dental …

Sleep related infant death

… is most likely to occur in babies between 2 and 4 months of age. The second kind of sleep-related infant death is … can usually roll over on their own at 5 to 7 months of age. Place your baby on a firm surface that is free of … available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in multiple languages Share a room with your baby Sharing a room helps …

Q fever

… are rare. They are more likely to happen if you are an older adult or have a weakened immune system. People with … Q fever while pregnant are more likely to have a miscarriage. How is Q fever spread? Animals like goats, sheep, … (CCOHS): www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/diseases/qfever.html . Image … Q fever …

Shaken baby syndrome SBS

… different locations. This may result in permanent brain damage, physical disabilities or death. Even minor injuries to … die and as many as 80 percent have permanent brain damage. Shaking injuries do not occur during regular … going over bumps in a stroller does not cause SBS. What damage can shaking a baby cause? Shaking a baby can cause: …

Feeding your baby Sample meals for babies 6 to 12 months old

… soft fruits and toast By around 8 to 12 months of age, your baby will be able to bite and chew chopped foods. … offer solid foods to your baby each day depends on their age and appetite. Work towards the following: By 8 months: 2 … Other protein foods: Full-fat plain yogurt, unsalted cottage cheese Grated or small pieces of hard cheese, like …

Hepatitis C virus

… hepatitis C transmission, you can: Get tested if you engaged in any behavior that increases the risk for HCV … with few side effects and are easier to take than older medications (no injections). In 8 to 12 weeks, most … tested for HCV visit Hepatitis C: have you been tested? Image … Hepatitis C virus …

Living well with hepatitis C virus

… side effects and are easier to take (no injections) than older medications. In 8 to 12 weeks, most patients can be … items that could have tiny amounts of blood on them Bandage all open cuts and sores until healed Put articles with … a separate plastic bag before disposing into household garbage (for example, bandages, tissues, tampons, razors, dental …

Waterborne infections in British Columbia

… of drinking water is not properly treated or when water storage tanks or reservoirs become infected with germs. … cancer treatment Infants and young children Pregnant women Older adults People with a chronic disease People more … as soon as possible if: You are very sick and unable to manage Your symptoms do not go away within a few days You have …

A decision-making guide for patients diagnosed with cataracts

… the lens becomes cloudy. Most people get cataracts with age and have them in both eyes. One eye may be worse than … in the way you see colours Vision "doubled" by a shadow image How are cataracts removed? Cataract surgery is a "Day …

Indoor air quality Volatile organic compounds VOCs

… such as perfume and hair spray Candles and incense Cleaning agents and air fresheners Dry cleaning fluid Paints, … machines Vehicle exhaust infiltrating from attached garages VOCs can be released from products during use and even in storage. However, the amounts of VOCs emitted from products tend …