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This study explores how people make health decisions when reliable information is limited, contested, or difficult to access. Focusing on individuals considering cannabis use during
The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction is excited share with you a new way to determine how many people use substances in Canada,
Recent research is helping us better understand how substance use, especially cannabis—can affect pregnancy, fetal development, and long-term health. The evidence shows that cannabis can
This article explores how health and social-service professionals can have culturally safe, non-judgmental conversations about alcohol use, substance use, and contraception, particularly with neurodiverse individuals,