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… potentially harmful substances, they must be used with care. Mechanical removal through sanding or grinding …
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… find and result in unpleasant odors. Poisons can also accidentally harm pets, wild animals, or even children. If after … in the area Read and follow the directions on the label carefully Set bait in areas where there is no access to … bleach and 10 parts water can also be used. Pour mixture carefully onto the area to avoid disturbing any virus …
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… aches. Listeriosis can also cause miscarriage or stillbirths in pregnant women. People who have symptoms of listeriosis should speak to their health care provider, especially if they are at increased risk of …
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… lenses Wash your hands after you: Change a diaper Take care of a sick child Wipe your child’s nose or blow your …
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… Harm reduction for families, caregivers and friends of people who use substances Last … Referrals to health and social services Should families, caregivers and friends be concerned if a loved one is using … trust for loved ones who use substances. How can families, caregivers and friends reduce harm with people who use …
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… as natural gas, wood and kerosene Tobacco products Personal care products such as perfume and hair spray Candles and …
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… GAS you may require antibiotics. Speak to your health care provider for more information. How can I prevent group …
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… very severe pain at the site of a wound. Always take good care of minor cuts to reduce the chance of the tissues under …
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… their symptoms? Your child should see your family health care provider or eye doctor if you notice any of these signs …
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… a friend Seek support from trusted friends, family, health care providers, and resources such as QuitNow or Talk …
