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To keep your child comfortable when they have a fever, Dr. Natasha Collia recommends helping to keep your child cool by removing bulky clothes, applying a lukewarm cloth, giving them lukewarm baths or placing a fan near them.

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Learning how to understand the Nutrition Facts label on food products is important to ensuring you and your family are eating healthy.

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Dr. Suzanne Beno, an emergency physician at The Hospital for Sick Children, said signs and symptoms of a concussion can happen immediately, or they can take up to a day to experience.

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