Stimulants are a group of substances that speed up processes in your body, such as messages to your brain. People may use stimulants because they help them feel alert, confident, or euphoric. Stimulants include caffeine, amphetamines (including meth), cocaine, pseudoephedrine, and methylphenidate.
Published: 2023
Examples of stimulants include:
External Resources
This website offers information on vaping, including resources for parents, educators, and a Newsline to subscribe to for updates.
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The Government of Canada provides extensive information on vaping, and the potential harms, as well as various resources.
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This provides educators (and the general public) information on vaping, and how to facilitate healthy conversations with youth.
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The purpose of this document is to provide tools and resources to school staff and others who are working to address the use of nicotine produces among youth. Key audiences that can utilize this document include principals, teachers, guidance counsellors, and public health nurses.
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