Gastroenteritis in children - from Department of Health & Human Services
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Gastroenteritis in children - from Department of Health & Human Services

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Summary: A translated consumer factsheet for use by hospital emergency departments about Gastroenteritis in children. It includes information covering what it is, symptoms and treatment, breastfeeding and bottle feeding, and also ways to stop the spread of Gastroenteritis. Also provides list of emergency numbers and helplines.
Organisation: Department of Health & Human Services
Publishing date: December 2010
Last reviewed: May 2017
Target audience: General

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