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… no significant difference between groups when considering quality of life, psychological distress, cannabis-related …
… opioids and central nervous system (CNS) depressants, cocaine and CNS stimulants, and other substances such as …
… driving dangerous? (Yes, very) They are going online with their questions. Too often, the Internet is …
… resulting in fatalities, injuries and property damage were high among young people. …
… for youth. The report indicates that young drivers are at high risk of crash involvement and that cannabis is one of …
… impacts their access to services and often influences the quality of care and supports that individuals receive. CCSA …
… or during work, or being hungover, intoxicated or feeling high while at work. About 1 in 4 forestry workers and …
… related to outcomes. Examines what evidence exists and the quality of existing evidence to see if DTCs meet their …
… two hours before or during work, or were hungover or felt high at work. About 1 in 10 workers and managers reported …
… Your experience and insight are important in creating quality workplace policies. The Canadian Centre on Substance …
… that is linked to frequent cannabis use and exposure to high-THC products and can result in repeated episodes of …
… and ongoing supports Key considerations for quality care Plus: A care pathway to help with clinical …
