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  • Put out the flames

    Child & Youth Health — Too many young people and children suffer burns, and burns can usually be prevented. Keep going if the burnt area still hurts when it is taken out of the water. Start this as soon as possible. Cooling a burn under cold running water can still be ...More…

  • Blushing

    Child & Youth Health — When people are afraid, angry, anxious or scared, their body makes extra adrenalin so that they can fight or run away (depending on what is needed). Our bodies still work in the same way now as they did thousands of years ago, but our societies ...More…

  • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

    Child & Youth Health — Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is an inherited disorder that affects girls and women of childbearing age. It causes many abnormal cysts (fluid filled 'balloon'-like structures) to develop in ovaries that are larger than usual. The ovaries do ...More…

  • Cyberbullying

    Child & Youth Health — Mobile phones (cell phones) are a fantastic way to keep in touch with friends and family. They have so many features nowadays that you could be constantly updating and learning how to 'fly' your new phone. But, stop and think about what you ...More…

  • Learn or burn - campfire safety

    Child & Youth Health — Kicking a bit of dirt or sand on the fire to put it out isn't smart, because underneath it stays hot for more than eight hours. If you or your kids later touch the dirt-covered fire for just a second, it can still be extremely hot and it will ...More…

  • Human papillomavirus (HPV) - immunisation

    Child & Youth Health — Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a common sexually transmitted infection and it usually does not cause any symptoms. About four out of five women will be infected with HPV at some time in their life. To have a Pap smear, you need to see a doctor, ...More…

  • You have a responsibility to work in a safe way

    Child & Youth Health — Young people in the country may be exposed to the most dangerous work settings. They may have contact with farm machinery, motor vehicles and guns, all of which can cause considerable harm. Harassment in the workplace is a serious problem. Many ...More…

  • Setting and achieving goals

    Child & Youth Health — Once you have decided on your purpose in life, it will be time to think about setting some goals in order to achieve it. How many times have we heard about someone becoming successful 'overnight'? But people like athletes, actors, novelists, ...More…

  • Warts

    Child & Youth Health — Lots of people get common warts at some time or other. They don't look good, and they are contagious (say 'con-tay-jus') so they can be spread to other people by touching them. Some people get just one or two, while for no known reason, other ...More…

  • Always use a water-based lubricant

    Child & Youth Health — When you use a condom in the correct way, it will give you protection against many sexually transmitted infections (STIs), as well as protecting a woman from an unwanted pregnancy. The only way to be 100% sure of not getting an STI is not having ...More…

  • The Pill

    Child & Youth Health — SHine SA pamphlet. 'The Pill, combined oral contraceptive pill The 'Pill', or Oral Contraceptive Pill (OCP), is a popular way that women chose to protect themselves against unwanted pregnancy. It's a very reliable birth control method, but ...More…

  • What does a tooth look like?

    Child & Youth Health — Your first teeth are called deciduous teeth. They may also be called milk teeth, baby teeth or primary teeth. It is important to look after your first teeth and permanent teeth. Keeping your teeth, gums and mouth clean and healthy can prevent ...More…


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