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Types of alcohol problems  Describes the signs and symptoms of different types of alcohol abuse. Link requires PDF reader. Source: National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO) From: Ajunnginiq Centre Alcohol  Offers answers to frequently asked questions about alcohol use and abuse. Presents a warning against alcohol consumption. Provides more information related to this subject. Source: Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (AADAC) Teen alcohol and drug abuse  Describes problem substance use in teens and what parents can do if they suspect their teen is abusing substances. Source: British Columbia Ministry of Health Quizzes  Offers several quizzes regarding alcohol: basic facts about alcohol, drinking habits across Canada, drinking and injuries, and effects of intoxication. Source: Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) Q & A  Presents a series of questions and answers about alcohol. Looks at the effects of alcohol and the consequences of its consumption. Source: Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) Alcohol and injury  Outlines facts concerning injuries associated with excessive alcohol consumption. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) Drinking safety tips  Offers safety tips regarding alcohol consumption. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) drinkingfacts.ca   Offers youth a variety of information on the physical, psychological and legal aspects of alcohol consumption through videos, fact sheets, quizzes, frequently asked questions, an encyclopaedia of terms, and a space to share personal stories. Provides links to additional information. Source: Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) Factors related to adolescents' self perceived health  Provides information about youth's (aged 12 to 17) self-perception of health and factors associated with very good or excellent health. Argues that self-perceptions of health can be a valuable indicator for health status and draws upon data collected through the 2000/01 Canadian Community Health Survey conducted by Statistics Canada. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Statistics Canada Risks associated with tobacco use in youth aged 15-19  Analyzes the prevalence of tobacco use in Canadian youth aged 15 to 19 years. Identifies risks associated with tobacco use in this age group. Source: Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA)
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