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… . Basic items for a 72-hour grab-and-go bag: Water Food (ready to eat) Small first aid kit Special items, such …
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… and/or after the following activities: Before preparing food and after handling uncooked foods Before eating or smoking Before breastfeeding Before …
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… the caregiver might stop paying the bills, providing food, medication, or other help to the older adult. Or, they … fluids) or suffer from malnutrition (not getting enough food). Some signs of abuse, such as frequent falls or …
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… has been affected by a wildfire? Do not drink, prepare food, or wash with tap water until officials say the water … . For water and food safety information when you return home after a …
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… contact such as kissing, using the toilet or preparing food. In order for the disease to spread, there has to be …
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… Fluoride is a mineral found naturally in our water, air, food and soil. At low concentrations, fluoride in drinking …
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… the body, so make sure your child drinks lots of fluids. Food is less important. If your child is hungry, then eating …
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… spread through saliva. For example, by kissing or sharing food, drinks, cigarettes, lipsticks, water bottles, sport …
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… itself against thousands of germs. Germs are in the air, food, water, and on objects. Getting more than one vaccine …
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… the stool of an infected person. This can happen by eating food or drinking water contaminated with stool. Due to …
