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… after going to the bathroom and before preparing or eating food. People identified as having a CPO should follow these … touching infected areas and before preparing and eating food Do not share personal care items such as towels, …
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… tooth decay: Frequent Eating(especially sticky or sugary foods) Constant use of a baby bottle or sippy cup filled … Soothers or pacifiers are sometimes given to babies during rest, sleep or other times. If you choose to give …
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… B virus can pass the virus to their newborn babies during delivery. When young children get infected with … (stool) of an infected person. This can happen from eating food or drinking water contaminated with stool. Haemophilus …
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… body can’t break down (metabolize) certain substances in food like fats, proteins and/or sugars. These substances can … may have frequent chest infections and problems digesting food. which can result in slower weight gain. Treatment can …
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… also be found in the environment, but is mainly used as a food and drink preservative, especially in cured meats. Both … water) or point-of-use treatment device (NSF certified) for food and beverage preparation, hygiene (e.g. …
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… Inactivated influenza (flu) vaccine Eat healthy, nutritious food as outlined by the Eating Well with Canada’s Food Guide. Visit https://food-guide.canada.ca/en for more information Get regular …
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… is lower) a mother with HIV can pass it to her baby during pregnancy, childbirth, or while breastfeeding … You can not get HIV through casual contact, such as sharing food or drinks, insect bites, hugging or kissing. What are …
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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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… 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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… the body, so make sure your child drinks lots of fluids. Food is less important. If your child is hungry, then eating …
