by George Institute for Global Health Credit: CC0 Public Domain ‘Get them laughing to get them drinking’ seems to be the motto of the alcohol industry
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New study suggests drinking guidelines be reduced to maximum one a day
WENCY LEUNG – HEALTH REPORTER, The Globe and Mail People who adhere to Canada’s guidelines for low-risk drinking are still vulnerable to alcohol-related cancers and
Public support for alcohol control initiatives across seven countries
International Journal of Drug Policy Volume 82, August 2020, 102807 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.drugpo.2020.102807 Maria RoosDekker, AlexandraJones, Pallab K.Maulik, SimonePettigrew Abstract Background Public support for greater alcohol controls
Have you seen… Let’s get real about sex and drinking
The Prevention Conversation The Prevention Conversation has trained over 15,000 individuals since 2014 to discuss alcohol and the related risks with all women of childbearing age. In addition, over 20,000 people have
Weren’t able to make CanFASD’s webinar last week? No worries! Check out their recording of the ‘Towards Healthy Outcomes for Individuals with FASD’ presentation.
In this presentation, Dr. Jacqueline Pei discusses an evidence-informed model of intervention for individuals with FASD: Towards Healthy Outcomes. Achieving healthy outcomes for individuals with
CanFASD: New ‘Youth Action for Prevention’ Online Platforms Launched in Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Prevention Institute is happy to announce that the Youth Action for Prevention (YAP) program has launched new social media platforms and webpage for youth audiences. YAP is