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Climate Change
Increased cardiovascular and respiratory diseases and death related to air pollution... Decreased mental health and well-being Decreased quality, accessibility and affordability of food due to disruptions in Western and Indigenous food systems... FAQS Resources “Climate Change and Health in Nor
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Mould
Mould is a type of fungus that grows almost everywhere and grows where there is moisture, warmth, and food (ex. drywall, linens and fabric). More than 270 diff. In the event that you are experiencing an adverse reaction to mould exposure consult a physician or your family doctor as soon as possible
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Stages of Development
The Looksee Checklist (formerly ndds developmental checklist) is an innovative developmental resource that follows a child from one month of age to six years. It provides a snapshot of a child’s development to discuss with parents... Signs of Autism in Early Childhood If there are concerns with t
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West Nile Virus (WNv)
This virus is spread to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. The virus has been identified in birds, mosquitoes, horses and humans in Ontario since the summer of 2001... If you find a dead bird on your property, you can contact the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative to learn more about t
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Food Safety at Home
Safe food handling at home starts with four basic pillars: clean: wash hands and surfaces often separate: don’t cross-contaminate cook: cook to proper temperature chill: refrigerate promptly Learn . Tiny germs like bacteria, viruses, and parasites can make you and your family sick if you eat them
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Infection Prevention and Control Hub
com Request a Service What We Do and Who We Serve We provide services and supports to enhance IPAC practices in congregate living settings. This includes: Long-term care homes Retirement homes Residential settings funded by the Min
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Board of Health
It is established by the provincial public health legislation, the Health Protection and Promotion Act, RSO 1990 (HPPA) and regulations... Boards of health monitor all operations within ... Public health programs and services are intended to prevent the spread of disease and to promote and protect health