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… component of cannabis and is responsible for the high that individuals experience. CBD (cannabidiol) does not produce a high, but it can cause drowsiness. It is being studied for …
… departments (EDs) than cannabis or opioids, according to a new study of 4,634 cases in three Canadian communities. In a … is especially urgent as the healthcare system looks for new options to reduce strain on emergency departments across …
… detoxification services than older adults, according to a new report by the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and … these services are used in Canada is key to improving the quality and range of treatment options available to support …
… in a disadvantaged group of people in Vancouver, BC with high rates of mental health issues. One hundred participants … consumption?. Journal of addictive diseases , 1–5. Advance online publication. …
… Canada highlights the need for safety in this field. The new National Guidance for Artificial Intelligence Use in … is being used to synthesize existing evidence and gather new data by consulting with a diverse range of experts in …
… MAS, some Canadians might not be aware of this new method to address alcohol-impaired driving. … can test for the presence of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), cocaine and methamphetamines. When used with the Standardized … on the type of substance (e.g., any detectable amount of cocaine is illegal) or for certain groups of people (e.g., …
… allies to talk to young people about cannabis use. Our new Cannabis Communications Guide combines our knowledge and … disorders. We will use this research to inform and develop new products aimed at educating children and youth, and …
… the organization meets young people’s basic needs. Quality of service: What is the quality of service, including whether the organization …
… attributable to opioids in 2017. The study also found that cocaine and methamphetamine use are increasing. “Alcohol and … opioids and central nervous system (CNS) depressants, cocaine and CNS stimulants, and other substances such as …
… role. While caution is necessary, we must explore new medications to address the crisis effectively. Drugs … to update its drug approval process to make it easier for new medications to reach patients, while continuing to make …
… parts of the world are experiencing the introduction of new substances, an increase in accidental overdoses and a …
… Canada and to advance evidence-based solutions. As CCSA’s new CEO, I have spent my first year listening to diverse … era of powerful synthetic drugs that are cheap to make and buy, and where data and clinical practices are evolving …
