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. 2021 Jul 12;193(27):E1071-E1075.
doi: 10.1503/cmaj.191032-f.

Conduite avec facultés affaiblies après la légalisation du cannabis à usage récréatif

[Article in French]
Sarah B Windle  1 , Crystal Sequeira  1 , Kristian B Filion  1 , Brett D Thombs  1 , Pauline Reynier  1 , Roland Grad  1 , Carolyn Ells  1 , Mark J Eisenberg  2
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Conduite avec facultés affaiblies après la légalisation du cannabis à usage récréatif

[Article in French]
Sarah B Windle et al. CMAJ. .
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