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addiction is a complex health condition, not a moral failing. this section focuses on pathways to recovery and systemic challenges within addiction care. content includes honest accounts of struggle and sobriety, analysis of treatment availability, and op-eds from leaders, aiming to reduce stigma and clarify the intersection of mental health and policy.

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addiction

on the frontlines of mental health and addiction care in oshawa: supporting the community with 'whatever they need’

sad young man talking about his mental health on a group therapy session

opinion: my addictions were my symptoms, not my problems

image of a person pouring prescription pills into their hand. close up of pills and hands.

study uncovers higher prescription rates of opioids in lower-income communities across canada

'i couldn’t keep going down this path': st. john's woman battles drug addiction, fights for redemption

drugs addiction and withdrawal symptoms concept. depressed and hopeless man sitting alone after using drugs and drunk alcohol at abandoned house. international day against drug abuse.

overdose-induced brain injuries: hard to diagnose and even harder to get the right care

close-up of female cardiologist doctor examining lungs of elderly senior male patient at home using stethoscope. nurse listening with stethoscope to back of mature adult man in hospital room.

heart disease patients at higher risk for stimulant drug toxicity death: study highlights importance of stigma and screening

raising awareness for prescription drug misuse in teens and adults and the importance of naloxone kits

young white woman at home holding two pain killer pills in her hand palm after spilling from bottle and glass of water. concept of pain relief, addiction to opioids and nsaids

researchers find a potential new way to make opioid use safer

psychology, mental health and support with a woman in counseling for help with depression and anxiety with a psychologist she can trust. communication, community and counselor with a sad patient

working canadians are increasingly being treated for substance use disorder: how can employers help?

close-up of psychiatrist hands together holding palm of her patient. hands of woman reassuring her colleague. diverse women. african american family couple holding hands

mental health week 2024: compassion-focused therapy answers 'a call to be kind'

shot of a young woman sitting in the corner of a dark room with a hand reaching out to help her - stock photo

substance abuse in canada: stats, impact and resources for adults and teens

world obesity day 2024: 'my hope is that we can drop the judgment and look for solutions’

machado: there's no room for stigma in health care

smoking weed regularly has serious health risks, including death after surgery

it causes seven types of cancer and birth defects. should alcohol have a warning label?

healthcare should be easier to navigate.

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