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Vending-machine opioids is an interesting proposal to save lives but evaluate this idea with the Law of Unintended Consequences in mind before it becomes policy.
Health Headlines Commentary for September 13, 2019 Source:Vending-machine opioids a cheap way to save lives, says Vancouver doctor
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Vaping deaths may be linked to improper use with oil-based cannabis liquids but needs to be confirmed by ongoing investigations
Health Headlines Commentary for September 11, 2019 Source:U.S. vaping concerns loom as Canada legalizes pot devices
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Seven times more opioid prescriptions in Canada and U.S. than Sweden: study
Health Headlines Commentary for September 5, 2019 Source:Seven times more opioid prescriptions in Canada and U.S. than Sweden: study Reference:Opioid Prescribing After Surgery in the United States, Canada, and Sweden
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Juul never intended electronic cigarette for teens: co-founder. The statement strains credulity.
Health Headlines Commentary for July 26, 2019 Source:Juul never intended electronic cigarette for teens: co-founder
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Start em young: Another caffeine delivery system marketed to “adults” but in reality will be consumed by teen gamers.
Health Headlines Commentary for July 16, 2019 Source: Press ReleaseG Fuel, The Official Energy Drink of EsportsĀ®, Is Now Available In 16-Ounce Cans Nationwide
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“Does cannabis actually kill brain cells?” is not the question I would ask.
Health Headlines Commentary for July 2, 2019 Source: Does cannabis actually kill brain cells?
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What do you think will happen when you make a drug flavourful and add it to food?
Health Headlines Commentary for June 27, 2019 Source: ‘Significant number’ of Canadian children needed care after ingesting edible cannabis, pediatricians say
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Our odd “moderate” flu season still caused considerable harm. Non smokers who start vaping are at risk of harm despite the misconception that it is a safe practice.
Health Headlines Commentary for June 21, 2019 Source: CDC says 2018-19 flu season was odd but not as severe as the previous deadly season
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The number of hospitalizations for alcohol and other drugs have overtaken those for heart attacks and stroke. Mental health issues are a significant contributing factor and needs to be addressed.
Health Headlines Commentary for May 31, 2019 Source: More Canadians hospitalized for alcohol and drugs than heart attacks, strokes: study Reference: Common Challenges, Shared PrioritiesMeasuring Access to Home and Community Care and to Mental Health and Addictions Services in Canada