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Sun protection for babies and kids
Babies and young children can easily get sunburnt, even on cooler or overcast days. A few simple steps can help you protect both yourself and your baby.
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Sun protection | ARPANSA
Advice on reducing health effects associated with ultraviolet radiation (UVR) exposure from the sun.
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Sunburn - Better Health Channel
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Sun protection tips at child care I Starting Blocks
Learn about what to look for in the sun protection policy at your childs child care service.
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10 myths about sun protection | Cancer Council
Here are 10 myths about sun protection debunked by the Cancer Council. Find out which are false and which are true here
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Sun protection at home
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Everything you ever wanted to know about sunscreens (but were afraid to ask) | Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)
Tips on what to consider when choosing or applying a sunscreen
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Radiation... and its uses in Hospitals for Diagnostic Testing | Sydney Children's Hospitals Network
The word "X-ray" or "scan" will often be used by the doctor while talking about a test or treatment for your child
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Rickets - Better Health Channel
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Sunburn in children and teenagers | Raising Children Network
Sunburn happens when your child’s skin gets too much sun at once. You can prevent sunburn with some simple sun safety precautions. Read more.
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