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… The maximum acceptable concentration (MAC) in the Canadian Guidelines for Drinking Water Quality is 1.5 mg/L. Whether …
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… night and for naps) Babies who sleep on their backs are at lower risk than babies who sleep on their stomach or sides. … babies who spit up a lot are safer sleeping on their backs. Healthy babies will naturally swallow or cough up fluids on … of your baby’s neck, and take off a layer if your baby is sweating or appears flushed. The temperature of the room …
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… The endovaginal scan provides a better view of the lower part of your uterus, including the length of your … that have an isolated ultrasound “marker” are completely healthy and well. Ultrasound cannot detect all prenatal … normal ultrasound does not guarantee a completely healthy pregnancy or baby. In addition to offering prenatal …
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… E. coli is present in the intestines and feces of many healthy animals including cattle, goats, sheep, deer and … any fruits and vegetables with cold running water before eating them raw, even if they will be peeled or cut. Use a …
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… hurt, or sting" You can say "You need the vaccine to stay healthy. The medicine will be put in your arm with a needle. … bubbles Blow out a pretend candle Blow a pinwheel or party blower Why? Deep breathing makes the body relax its stress …
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… contact with others Take your medicines as directed, eat healthy foods and get plenty of rest Wear a mask that covers …
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… for proper housing, good nutrition, medication and healthy activities. How can abuse and neglect be prevented? … the Seniors Abuse Info Line (SAIL) at 604 437-1940 in the Lower Mainland, or toll free at 1 866 437-1940. If you see a …
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… number of days to become infectious. People are infected by eating contaminated food or water. The parasite is not … Cyclospora infection. These outbreaks have been linked to eating contaminated, imported fresh produce. High-risk foods … Wash fruits and vegetables as thoroughly as possible before eating them. However, washing may not eliminate the risk Be …
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… foods sit for a long time at room temperature Be aware that eating the following foods will increase your risk of … other foods that are not cooked thoroughly Be aware that eating raw or undercooked sprouts can put you at risk of …
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… about what you eat and drink. For tips on how to stay healthy while travelling, visit HealthLinkBC File #41e …
