Cannabis & COVID-19: New Study Indicates Better Outcomes for Users
Research suggests that cannabis users may have better outcomes and reduced mortality rates when contracting COVID-19.
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Research suggests that cannabis users may have better outcomes and reduced mortality rates when contracting COVID-19.
Cannabis users who got COVID-19 experienced better results and lower death rates than nonusers, according to a study discussed at the annual meeting of the American College of Chest Physicians in Honolulu.
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