COVID-19 and Cannabis Smoking: 4 Things You Should Know [infographic]

Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

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COVID-19 and Cannabis Smoking: 4 Things You Should Know [infographic]

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One-page poster that highlights four important things currently known about COVID-19 and how it can affect people who smoke or vape cannabis products. This poster accompanies the evidence summary resource, COVID-19 and Cannabis Smoking and Vaping: Four Things You Should Know.

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