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Talking to Your Teens About Vaping – A conversation guide for parents. 

This guide can help you have a meaningful, non-threatening conversation with your teen about vaping. You won’t find a set of scripted questions – we don’t want to put words in your mouth. Instead, we’ll share: Conversation starters based on your teen’s vaping behaviour and insights from our research about what your teen might be

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How Communities Can Advance Cancer Prevention Through Awareness and Policy Action on Alcohol

Listen to four expert speakers, Nason Maani, Blanca Lorente, Emil Juslin, and Juliet Namukasa, discuss how the alcohol industry keeps people in the dark about alcohol and cancer and what we can do about it. And we explore insights and lessons from both science and community action in countries such as Sweden, Uganda, and Colombia to

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Cannabis Can Alter DNA: Study

Cannabis use has increased significantly in recent years, and it has some experts concerned. By Irina Antonova  12/23/2023 The use of cannabis can lead to changes in DNA that can cause genetic mutations and subsequent serious diseases, according to a new study. Cannabis—also known as marijuana—is one of the most commonly used drugs in the

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Stop Drinking Alcohol = Reduced Cancer Risk: Simple equation isn’t it?

People who stop drinking alcohol lower their colorectal and breast cancer risk Accumulating evidence shows that people who cut out alcohol can reduce their risk of developing some forms of cancer. Decreasing alcohol intake decreases the production of acetaldehyde in the body, which in turn, reduces the risk of certain cancers. Researchers and experts agree

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Cannabis & Pregnancy – Toxic Combination: Cannabis exposure linked to 1.5 times higher risk of unhealthy pregnancy outcomes

Researchers say they looked at 9,000 pregnancies and concluded cannabis is associated with a number of unhealthy pregnancy outcomes. They noted that they used testing rather than self-reporting, as in other studies, because of the amount of contradictory information about cannabis’ effect on pregnancies. The researchers concluded that exposure to cannabis was associated with a

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