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A survey of the knowledge and perceptions of South African medical practitioners concerning the use of medical cannabis by patients
Background: South Africa has recently legalized the cultivation, possession and use of cannabis by adults in South Africa. There has been much debate, discussion and controversy about cannabis as a treatment for pain and other symptoms and a demand for use of cannabis amongst patients. Medical perso...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2023
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