Drinking Less is Better – Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health
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Poster, 2024
This poster presents a summary of Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health, focusing on young people. It acknowledges that zero alcohol is best for everyone, regardless of age, sex, gender, ethnicity, alcohol tolerance, or lifestyle and offers suggestions on how to minimise the risks related to alcohol use. To download a PDF of this resource, visit: Drinking less is better: Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health – Youth Version.
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