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. 2020 May 1;34(6):953-954.
doi: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000002480.

Benefits of cannabis use for metabolic disorders and survival in people living with HIV with or without hepatitis C co-infection

Melina E Santos  1   2 , Camelia Protopopescu  1   2 , David Zucman  3 , Fabienne Marcellin  1   2 , Linda Wittkop  4   5 , Patrick Miailhes  6 , Philippe Sogni  7   8   9 , Maria Patrizia Carrieri  1   2
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Benefits of cannabis use for metabolic disorders and survival in people living with HIV with or without hepatitis C co-infection

Melina E Santos et al. AIDS. .
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