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Cannabis Use Is Associated With Lower COVID-19 Susceptibility but Poorer Survival - PMC

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Abstract Objectives To investigate the impact of cannabis use on the infection and survival outcomes of COVID-19. Study Design Cross-sectional study based on the UK Biobank (UKB) dataset. Methods We identified 13,099 individuals with cannabis smoking history in the UKB COVID-19 Serology Study. The Charlson-Quan Comorbidity Index was estimated using inpatient ICD-10 records. Multivariable logistic regression characterized features associated with COVID-19 infection. Cox models determined the hazard ratios (HR) for COVID-19-related survival. Results Cannabis users were more likely to…

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