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Getting rid of rodents rats and mice

… your local public health unit or environmental health officer. For more information For more information, visit … , or contact your local environmental health officer. … Getting rid of rodents rats and mice …
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Asbestos in drinking water

… you are drinking, contact the local environmental health officer at your health authority: First Nations Health …
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The Infants Act mature minor consent and immunization

… also get vaccines at a health unit, youth clinic, doctor's office or pharmacy. In all of these settings, a child can …
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Yersiniosis

… cause. If you have been infected, your local public health officers may ask you some questions. They may also ask you …
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Outdoor air quality Sulphur dioxide SO2

… local Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy office …
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Food safety in child care facilities

… and the types of food you serve. Contact a licensing officer at your local public health unit for more …
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The benefits of immunizing your child

… School, college or university Waiting room at a doctor’s office Community centre, concert or event Summer camp A bus …
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Childhood vaccines are safe

… are asked to stay at the clinic or health care provider’s office for 15 minutes after your child has been immunized. …
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Swimmers itch

… take: Speak with other visitors to the area, local health officers or parks representatives about the water condition …
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Hearing tests for infants and children

… Hearing Loss in Children , contact your local public health office, or visit the BC Early Hearing Program, Provincial …