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Research by Topic: bias
The latest on complementary and alternative medicines
Published July 1, 2019 in ASF PodcastEven though many parents of kids with autism and autistic adults are using cannabis (THC and CBD) and cannabidiols (CBD only), these treatments are technically illegal. So how are pediatricians discussing these options with their patients when asked? A few pediatricians from states where it is legal for adults to obtain cannabis containing products weigh […]
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