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Adults who arrive at residential treatment for alcohol or cocaine frequently carry a second diagnosis nobody has named yet. ADHD turns up inside addiction populations at four to seven times its rate in the wider public, and most of those adults reach a treatment bed without having been assessed for it. The reasons run past impulsivity into how reward and emotion ...


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Liquor stores and licensed cannabis retailers share the same commercial strips across most Ontario towns, and 38% of Canadians who used cannabis last year reported pairing it with a drink. Combining weed and alcohol changes blood chemistry in ways neither substance manages alone, and one of the body’s defences against drinking too much stops working partway throu...


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Alcohol reaches your kidneys within minutes of your first drink, and how much harm it does depends heavily on how much you drink and how frequently. Light drinking rarely troubles healthy kidneys, yet heavy and sustained use puts real strain on the organs that filter your blood. Kidney disease already affects millions of Canadians, and drinking makes it more like...


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Fentanyl withdrawal hits harder and less predictably than withdrawal from other opioids. Fentanyl is 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine, and it accumulates in body fat, so the brain and nervous system react with unusual intensity when the drug is removed. In Canada, fentanyl was involved in 74% of the 7,146 opioid-related deaths recorded in 2024, ...


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Facial changes rank among the first visible costs of stimulant use, arriving long before the heart or lungs give any warning. Some people who use cocaine end up with a swollen, puffy face that looks heavier than it did a year earlier, and others turn hollow-cheeked and drawn, which leaves families uncertain about what they are seeing.

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