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Youth Alcohol Use and Its Harms: Case Study in the Community of Sherbrooke (Report)
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Youth Alcohol Use and Its Harms: Case Study in the Community of Sherbrooke (Report)

Publication date: 2018
Author: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

Examines the consumption habits, health problems and crime related to alcohol use by youth in Sherbrooke, Quebec. The report reveals that hospital admissions for alcohol-related medical emergencies were frequent and serious among young adults and minors. The analysis led to recommendations for a number of initiatives to deal with the problem.
 

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Publication date: 2018

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