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… (EC) helps prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or a failed contraceptive. A broken condom is an example … of a failed contraceptive. EC does not protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs). EC does not cause an … taken within 72 hours (3 days) after having unprotected sex. The other ECP contains a drug called ulipristal (Ella). …
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… updated January 15, 2024 HealthLink BC File number 101b Sexually Transmitted Infections Series Download PDF Document … by Health Canada, with HPV9 approved for use in both sexes, and HPV2 approved for use only in females. Gardasil®9 … Two-Spirit, transgender or non-binary Males who have sex with males, including those who may not yet be sexually …
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… contaminated food and water, or through certain types of sexual contact. In day care settings Shigella bacteria can … runs into it or if someone with shigellosis swims in it. Sexual contact Certain types of sexual contact can spread Shigella bacteria. This includes: …
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… or talking clearly. What can I do if I think my child has problems hearing? Hearing loss can be hard to detect. Mild …
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… by releasing tiny spores into the air. What are some health problems caused by moulds and other biological contaminants? … are small enough to be inhaled and some can cause health problems. Moulds, for example, can cause allergic reactions. …
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… drinking water. What amount of manganese can cause health problems? Health Canada has set a Maximum Acceptable …
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… of sludge to renew bacterial activity How can I prevent problems with my sewage system? Onsite sewage systems can be …
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… in cement, flooring and ceiling materials. Which health problems are caused by asbestos? Most of the time asbestos …
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… in 1980 or later and to specific at-risk groups, such as sexual and household contacts of someone living with HBV and … filters, water, needles and syringes Practice safer sex. Using a barrier (such as a condom) every time you have sex will help to reduce the risk of HBV and other sexually …
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… this important time of visual development. Should vision problems be corrected at an early age? Yes, some vision …
