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… the Government of Canada, the Canadian Research Initiative in Substance Misuse (CRISM) rapidly developed six national … the guidance documents. Please note, the guidance provided in the documents is subject to change as new information … and Principal Investigator, Canadian Research Initiative in Substance Misuse Date : September 28, 2020, 2 p.m. – 3 …
… and that cannabis is one of the most common drugs found in young drivers who die in crashes in Canada. …
… find the most relevant information on substance use health in this ever-changing landscape! This section, Helpful … hand-picked by our experts to help individuals who work in different professions. Simply click on a category below to access publications in your work area. Each category also provides examples of …
… Topics covered include the signs and symptoms of anxiety or stress, and coping mechanisms like square breathing. Also includes advice on monitoring substance use in times of stress and reducing harms. An Inuktitut version …
… cannabis can be passed onto the fetus through the placenta or onto the baby through breastmilk, exposure to cannabis can … morning sickness nor pain. Anyone trying to conceive, or who is pregnant or breastfeeding will find this resource helpful for making …
… when it was published. It is available for reference or research purposes. Summarizes approaches to cannabis regulation in a number of jurisdictions, including Australia, South … states. A second table provides the regulation of cannabis in jurisdictions that have legalized it, including four …
… At CCSA, we’re dedicated to making a lasting impact in the communities we serve. Our team actively engages with … and highlighting innovative approaches, to participating in community events and speaking engagements, CCSA is proud … In early December, our CEO Dr. Alexander Caudarella presented …
… most affected by associated harms. Anat Joined CCSA in July 2021 as a Research & Policy Analyst after earning her PhD in demography and sociology from the Hebrew University of … fellowship at the University of New Brunswick. In addition to her work at CCSA, she sits on the board of …
… This report summarizes the findings of a six-week online public consultation held in spring 2021 to inform an update of Canada’s Low-Risk … It outlines what we heard from more than 4,800 people in Canada, as well as details about how the consultation was …
… people living with addiction are compelled to engage in repeated behaviour despite its negative consequences. One reason seems to be because of a rewarding effect in the brain. We will explore how the brain pathways of … work on the mind-brain connection. Substance misuse, in particular, is a pressing and complex issue. Solving it …
… public health professionals and researchers involved in cannabis regulation will find the report informative. … learn from the evolution of the regulated cannabis market in Canada remains essential to informing policy and public health, both in Canada and internationally. See also the topic summaries …
… In collaboration with the Canadian Society of Addiction … CSAM and the International Society of Addiction Medicine in November 2020. The lessons learned and key outcomes from the event are summarized in this conference report. …
