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What proportion of cannabis users in Germany have spoken with their general practitioner about their consumption? A repeated cross-sectional representative population survey

2024-07-23

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Introduction: On 1st of April 2024 a law on cannabis legislation entered into force in Germany. Henceforth, a rise in cannabis consumption rates and consequently cannabis related health impacts is expected. Preventive measures are only possible if harmful use is recognised and addressed at an early stage. We set up to estimate the proportion of cannabis users in Germany that discussed...

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77133ebf-4f81-58e1-b77d-254555fb5650
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4654892/v1
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