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Alcohol Learning from Tobacco Event
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Alcohol Resource Downloads
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2014 Parental Attitudes to Youth Drinking .pdf [242.81 KB] -
ACIP Alcohol and Injury in Atlantic Canada.pdf [6.14 MB]
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ACIP Caffeinated Alcohol & Injury.pdf [1.28 MB]
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Alcohol & Suicide Infographic.pdf [1.32 MB]
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Alcohol & Suicide Literature Review.pdf [1.33 MB]
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Alcohol - Where We Stand.pdf [229.93 KB]
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Alcohol Advertising (2).jpg [194.73 KB] -
Alcohol Affordablity.pdf [581.13 KB]
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Alcohol Counting the Costs.pdf [204.13 KB]
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Alcohol Learning from Tobacco Report Final Report.pdf [442.88 KB]
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Alcohol Webinar Recording.pdf [133.59 KB]
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Alcohol Where We Stand.pdf [229.93 KB]
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Alcohol and Injury in Nova Scotia-signed.pdf [154.38 KB]
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Childhood Substance Use Literature Review - Final.pdf [795.67 KB]
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Lessons from the Oval.pdf [1.28 MB]
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Nova Scotia Injury Prevention Strategy.pdf [797.83 KB]
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access-and-availability (3) (1).pdf [4.22 MB]
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adolescents' vulnerability to advertising and promotion.pdf [279.33 KB]
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state-phac-alcohol-2015-etat-aspc-alcool-eng.pdf [824.13 KB]
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In Nova Scotia, injuries cause the death of more young people aged 1-19 years than all other causes of death combined.