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Health Advisory on Soft Vinyl Teethers and DINP Risks
Health Canada warns parents and caregivers of very young children weighing under eight kilograms to dispose of soft vinyl teething toys and soft rattles due to potential DINP-related health risks. Pacifiers and bottle nipples are exempt. monitor and limit daily use of other small vinyl toys. Contact Health Canada for more information via www.hesc.gc.ca/advisory or 1 800 774 1111. Jody Allan, Health Educator, Hamiota District Health Centre, can be reached at 764 2412.
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