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Opioids are medications that are usually prescribed to treat pain. When taken properly, prescription opioids can help patients experiencing pain …
Between illegal substances and prescription medications it may be hard to know where to start talking about drugs. But drugs …
Health Canada publishes a table of all correspondence and meetings with stakeholders on the Meetings and Correspondence on Marketing and …
This brief report summarizes national data (excluding Quebec) for these three categories of hospitalizations for opioid-related harms, between April 1, …
Input and advice regarding the evidence on the extent, impact, and value of the pharmaceutical industry's marketing and advertising of …
It’s important to know the facts about fentanyl and carfentanil exposure and how to minimize any potential risks.
Health Canada has answered questions about access to controlled substances at the federal, provincial and territorial government levels. The answers …
"Bath salts" is the street name for a family of drugs. The short- and long-term effects of “bath salts” are …
Benzodiazepines are a class of substances often used as sedatives and tranquilizers. Although they are some of the most commonly …
Illegal drugs and problematic drug or substance use are not new in Canada. However, the opioid crisis has brought to …