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1. First Aid Shanghai
(Category)
First Aid Shanghai (Sinoaid Training Program) 急救培训中文介绍 provide First Aid, CPR, AED, Workplace First Aid, Nanny and Drive First Aid and Parents and Caregivers Safety Training in Shanghai China. ...
2. Irritable bowel syndrome
(Irritable bowel syndrome)
... to help with the passage of stool. Common side effects include nausea, diarrhea and abdominal pain. More research is needed to fully understand the effectiveness and safety of lubiprostone. Currently, ...
3. Type 2 diabetes
(Type 2 diabetes)
... haven't been done to definitively establish its safety in pregnancy. So, during pregnancy, you'll be switched to insulin therapy. Also, many blood pressure and cholesterol-lowering medications can't be ...
4. Lesbian and Bisexual Health Fact Sheet
(Lesbian and Bisexual Women)
... the batterer to "out" the victim Fear of losing custody of children There are many resources available to women who are  victims of domestic violence. All women should  seek help and safety ...
5. Back pain
(Back pain)
... anti-inflammatory properties may ease back pain. Although more research is needed to reliably determine their safety and efficacy, some studies suggest that the following herbs may be helpful: Willow ...
6. Spinal cord injury
(Spinal cord injury )
... too-shallow water or playing sports without wearing the proper safety gear or taking proper precautions can lead to spinal cord injuries. Having a bone or joint disorder. A relatively minor injury ...
7. Your Teen's Need for Speed: Safety on Other Motorized Vehicles
(Safety)
...  Injuries: to the head, spinal cord and/or abdomen. Precautions to Take The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns that adolescents under age 16 should not drive these four-wheel offroad ...
8. Driver’s Edge
(Safety)
... Your teenage driver should know: Seat belts are required. Some studies show that barely 60 percent of teens wear safety belts. Where and when she is allowed to drive. Nighttime driving is extremely ...
9. Behind the Wheel: Helping Teens Become Safe Drivers
(Safety)
... likely. The chief reason for adolescents’ poor safety record is their lack of experience in handling a car and sizing up and reacting appropriately to hazardous circumstances like merging onto a highway, ...
10. School Bus Basics
(School)
... doesn't allow you to be there, arrange for another adult or an older sibling to take on this responsibility. Review the basic bus safety rules with your youngster: Wait for the bus to stop before approaching ...
11. Choosing a School
(School)
... today? What is the total amount of money we are spending shopping today?) Safety. Are the children physically safe at school? Safety should be a para­mount concern in the classrooms, the playgrounds, ...
12. Sports Goals and Applications - Preschoolers
(Nutrition & Fitness)
... the facts. Children just begin to develop the intellectual and thinking skills necessary for next-level activities and safety at around ages 5 to 6 years. And if that did not make you gasp, this one will—research ...
13. It's Potty Time!
(Toilet Training)
... who has purchased, changed, or disposed of diapers. “As parents, we are constantly setting limits and controlling our child’s universe to maintain safety and to provide structure in their lives,” says ...
14. Sports Instruction: A Toddler's Mental Capacity
(Fitness)
... skills necessary for next-level activities and safety at around ages 5 to 6 years. And if that did not make you gasp, this one will—research shows that participation in sports programs during the toddler ...
15. NICU Support Team
(Preemie)
... safety of medications and IV nutrition used to treat your baby. Therapists Occupational, physical, and speech therapists all have special skills to help foster your baby’s neurologic and physical development. ...
16. Finding a Breastfeeding Friendly Doctor
(Decisions to Make)
... available to determine the safety of medication use for the mother while breastfeeding? There are several resources available that can help pediatricians to advise mothers about their medication use while ...
17. Mesothelioma
(Mesothelioma)
... you have a risk of asbestos exposure on the job. Follow your employer's safety regulations  Follow all safety precautions in your workplace, such as wearing protective equipment. You may also be ...
18. Occupational asthma
(Occupational asthma)
... want to take a look at the material safety data sheet (MSDS) for your work area, if there is one. Usually kept in a binder near your work area, this sheet lists toxic substances and irritants used on your ...
19. Asbestosis
(Asbestosis)
... began regulating the use of asbestos and asbestos products in the mid-1970s. Today, its handling is strictly regulated. Acquiring asbestosis is extremely unlikely if you follow your employer's safety procedures. ...
20. Broken ankle/broken foot
(Broken ankle/broken foot)
... sports and safety tips may help prevent a broken ankle or broken foot: Wear proper shoes. Use hiking shoes on rough terrain. Wear steel-toed boots in your work environment, if necessary. Choose appropriate ...
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