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Date-Rape Drugs – Watch Out!

What Are Date-Rape Drugs? Date-rape drugs are substances that make it easier for someone to rape or sexually assault another person. They include alcohol and some medications. The person who’s attacked might become confused, have trouble defending themselves, or not be able to remember what happened later. “Date rape” doesn’t always happen on a date.

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Vaping and Diabetes – Yet More Issues on This Failed ‘Harm Reduction’ Vehicle

Evidence links e-cigarette use with increased odds of prediabetes New study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine challenges the promotion by some of e-cigarettes as a “safer” smoking alternative, especially for current cigarette smokers “Our study demonstrated a clear association of prediabetes risk with the use of e-cigarettes,” explained lead investigator Shyam Biswal, PhD,

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The $67 billion cost of one of our favourite drugs – Alcohol.

While many Australians enjoy pleasures associated with drinking alcohol, we need to treat it with more caution, with alcohol consumption conservatively estimated to cost the Australian community $66.8 billion a year in health, workplace and other costs, according to research released today. This dollar figure covers some significant personal and community level harms. Examining the

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Australian Parents’ Perceptions of Their Children’s Awareness of Alcohol Use During COVID-19

November 10, 2021  Participants were mindful of children’s knowledge and the role they played in modelling consumption practices prior to and during the COVID-19 lockdowns. There may be scope to use the insights provided here to support parents in modelling approaches and engaging with children about alcohol in ways that challenge or disrupt its prominence

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