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A survey of oncology clinicians and cancer survivors revealed discordance in their perceptions of and attitudes toward medical cannabis.Clinicians exhibited greater awareness about the risks associated with its use; however, survivors reported feeling more comfortable discussing medical cannabis with members of their clinical care team than the other way around.
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