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Safe disposal of prescription drugs Expired and unused prescription medications are often left lying in medicine cabinets and cupboards. This leads to their potential misuse and abuse. Adults and seniors may inadvertently take expired or unused prescription medications that are…
Using medications safely Prescription and non-prescription medications can help treat diseases and conditions, and make you feel better. But taking these medications correctly is important. All medications carry some risk. Side effects (also known as adverse reactions) can occur…
Prescription stimulants Learn about prescription stimulants, their effects and health risks. On this page About prescription stimulants Short-term effects of prescription stimulants Long-term effects of prescription stimulants Problematic prescription stimulant use Help prevent…
Substance Use Spectrum Download in PDF format (104 KB, 1 pages) Organization: Health Canada Date published: 2022-05-10 People use substances, such as controlled and illegal drugs , cannabis , tobacco/nicotine and alcohol for different reasons, including: medical purposes personal…
Canada's lower-risk cannabis use guidelines Download the alternative format (PDF format, 460 KB, 2 pages) Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada Published: 2019-05-10 Cannabis use and health Cannabis use is relatively common in the Canadian population, especially among…
Low-risk alcohol drinking guidelines On this page: Standard drink Canada's low-risk alcohol drinking guidelines Standard drink A standard drink is a measure of how much pure alcohol you are drinking. It varies based on the concentration of alcohol in a beverage. In Canada, a…
Product confessions: incident reporting poster - dresser Download in PDF format (100 KB, 1 page) Please select a language: ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ (ᓄᓇᕕᒃ) (Inuktitut (North Baffin)) Organization: Health Canada Date published: 2025 "I'm usually very stable, but I may tip over and hurt someone."…
Product confessions: incident reporting poster - cosmetic cream Download in PDF format (85 KB, 1 page) Organization: Health Canada Published: 2024 "I'm usually silky smooth, but I may give you a wicked rash." Image 1 - Text description This is an image of a jar of cosmetic cream…
Product confessions: incident reporting poster - heater Download in PDF format (120 KB, 1 page) Organization: Health Canada Published: 2024 "I'm usually nice and warm, but I may start a fire." Image 1 - Text description This is an image of a hot space heater and part of it is…
Product confessions: incident reporting poster - BBQ brush Download in PDF format (81 KB, 1 page) Organization: Health Canada Published: 2024 "I usually clean up nicely, but my wire bristles may hide in your food." Image 1 - Text description This is an image of a barbeque brush…
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