Cannabis use associated with lower mortality among hospitalized Covid-19 patients using the national inpatient sample: an epidemiological study

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Joseph-Kevin Igwe
Ugo Alaribe
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[1] Baylor College of Medicine,Department of Medicine
[2] Caribbean Medical University School of Medicine,undefined
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Journal of Cannabis Research | / 6卷
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Covid-19; Cannabis; Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS); Mortality; Acute pulmonary embolism; Inpatient outcomes; Epidemiology;
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Question: Is cannabis use associated with adverse Covid-19-related outcomes among hospitalized patients?
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