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. 2021 Jul;116(7):1631-1633.
doi: 10.1111/add.15373. Epub 2021 Jan 8.

Assessing cannabis and tobacco co-use: the pros and cons of additional data collection

Hayden McRobbie  1   2 , Veronica C Boland  1 , Ryan J Courtney  1
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Assessing cannabis and tobacco co-use: the pros and cons of additional data collection

Hayden McRobbie et al. Addiction. 2021 Jul.
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Keywords: Cannabis; dependence; prevalence; tobacco; treatment; withdrawal.

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