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Ottawa, April 15, 2020 — 25% of Canadians (aged 35–54) and 21% of Canadians (aged 18–34) say they have increased the amount of alcohol they drink while spending more time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Only 10% of adults older than 54 say they have been drinking more alcohol since they began practicing social distancing and self-isolation.

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COVID-19, Alcohol and Cannabis Use [infographic]

Published: 2020

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COVID-19 and Increased Alcohol Consumption: NANOS Poll Summary Report

Published: 2020

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Brief Intervention: Negotiating a Plan [video 5]

To increase the likelihood of success in reaching the drinking change goals, the clinician asks the patient to anticipate potential obstacles and helps to identify ways of dealing with them.

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