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Febrile seizures fever seizures

… a febrile seizure, it does not mean that they will develop epilepsy. Children at higher risk of developing epilepsy include those who have: A family history of epilepsy Cerebral palsy A history of delayed development A …
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Pregnancy and folic acid folate Preventing neural tube defects

… You struggle with drug or alcohol use You are taking anti-epilepsy medications or medications that interfere with your …
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Childhood vaccines are safe

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Time for bed

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Understanding harm reduction Substance use

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Caffeinated energy drinks

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Swimmers itch

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Pertussis whooping cough

… smoke, dust, sudden noises, lights and other unnecessary stimulation that may trigger coughing Have frequent small …
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Naloxone Treating opioid overdose

… become irregular and slow, and a person may not respond to stimulation. If someone cannot breathe, or is not breathing …
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Arsenic in drinking water

… may cause stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea and impaired nerve function. Impaired nerve function may cause a ‘pins and needles’ sensation or …