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A Natural Language Processing Pipeline to Study Disparities in Cannabis Use and Documentation Among Children and Young Adults A Survey of 21 Years of Electronic Health Records

2022-10-15

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The legalizations of medical and recreational cannabis have generated a great deal of interest in studying the health impacts of cannabis products. Despite increases in cannabis use, its documentation during clinical visits is not yet mainstream. This lack of information hampers efforts to study cannabis effects on health outcomes. A clear and in-depth understanding of current trends in cannabis use documentation...

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5db2cf52-52bc-5e29-8dba-e3a4db48d044
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10.1101/2022.10.12.22281003
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