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Ultra-processed Foods: Are They Addictive?

Ultra-processed foods: are they addictive? The message is a bit more complicated.

2023-11-03 – Trending Topic

Fr: Repères canadiens sur l’alcool et la santé : rapport final (Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health: Final Report)

A report from the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction summarizes the evidence about the risk of harms associated with the consumption of alcohol.

  2023-01-20 – Research Report/Paper

Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health: Final Report

A report from the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction summarizes the evidence about the risk of harms associated with the consumption of alcohol.

  2023-01-20 – Research Report/Paper

Cannabis and Health Background

Background information regarding cannabis and health.

  2023-07-04 – Background

Pregnancy Background

Background information regarding pregnancy.

  2020-04-22 – Background

Healthy Lifestyle - Eating Together Background

Background information regarding eating together.

  2021-06-10 – Background

Drug-Nutrient Interactions Background

Background information regarding drug-nutrient interactions.

  2018-09-06 – Background

Infant Nutrition - Breastfeeding Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding breastfeeding.

  2022-10-31 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Weight-Inclusive Approach Background

Background information regarding the Weight-Inclusive Approach.

  2023-03-13 – Background

Lactation Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding lactation.

     2024-01-02 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

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