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Journal Article
United States oncologists’ clinical preferences regarding modes of medicinal cannabis use
2021
Overview
[...]oncologists were more likely to select an oral MC use if they believed MC to possess antineoplastic properties. [...]oncologists may have associated combustion and vaporization with risks, such as inhalation of carcinogens or risk for fungal infection, respectively. [...]the high percentage of oncologists who did not express a clear preference may be due to the relatively immature clinical trial evidence for MC use or that our survey did not account for the rapid growth of MC use, in the United States or abroad, since the survey's administration. [...]our survey did not inquire about oncologists’ personal experience with cannabis or their interactions with the MC industry.
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John Wiley & Sons, Inc,John Wiley and Sons Inc,Wiley
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