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Inactivated influenza flu vaccine

… difficulty breathing, swallowing or a risk of choking on food or fluids, such as people with severe brain damage, … might be contacted to participate in a study monitoring the safety of the vaccine. To learn more about the study please …

Heat-related illness

… Image Heat-related Series Heat-related illness (#35) Safety for the perinatal population during extreme heat (#35a) Safety for infants and young children during extreme heat …

A decision-making guide for patients diagnosed with cataracts

… Having cataract surgery can help increase your safety, self-confidence, and independence. Be sure to share …

Asbestos When should I worry

… older buildings are at higher risk of asbestos exposure if safety measures are not followed. How can I make my home …

Drinking water chlorination facts

… and creates chlorine by-products. Health Canada sets safety limits for chlorine by-products to reduce the risk of …

Q fever

… provided by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS): www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/diseases/qfever.html …

Healthy Eating and Healthy Aging for Adults

… and strong as you age. Eating a variety of nutritious foods and beverages each day helps to: Keep your bones and … high cholesterol and diabetes Healthy eating is about the foods you eat and more. It’s about preparing and enjoying food with others, sharing food traditions and eating …

Vegetarian feeding guidelines for babies and toddlers

… fruit, legumes, nuts and seeds and some animal-based foods like eggs and dairy products Excludes animal meat, poultry, fish and seafood Most babies are ready to start solid foods around 6 months old. Your child can eat many of the …

Vegan feeding guidelines for babies and toddlers

… nuts and seeds Excludes animal meat, poultry, fish, seafood, dairy products, eggs and other animal-based foods, such as gelatin or honey Most babies are ready to start solid foods around 6 months old. Your baby can eat many of the …

Lunches to go

… part of your child’s day. Eating a variety of nutritious foods while at school helps your child get the energy and … and bread, oats, barley, brown rice and quinoa Protein foods such as beans, peas, lentils, nuts and seeds, tofu, … to eat more on some days than others. Know that sometimes food may come back uneaten from school. If this happens …