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The role of perceived access to cannabis in the association between friends who use cannabis and adolescent initiation: A longitudinal analysis from the Canadian COMPASS study
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- Marie‐Pierre Sylvestre; Laurence Boulanger; Annie Pelekanakis; Mounia Naja; Guillaume Dubé; Isabelle Doré; Richard E. Bélanger; Slim Haddad; Scott T. Leatherdale
- Source of metadata
- Crossref
- Year recorded
- 2026
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Marie‐Pierre Sylvestre; Laurence Boulanger; Annie Pelekanakis; Mounia Naja; Guillaume Dubé; Isabelle Doré; Richard E. Bélanger; Slim Haddad; Scott T. Leatherdale. (2026). The role of perceived access to cannabis in the association between friends who use cannabis and adolescent initiation: A longitudinal analysis from the Canadian COMPASS study. https://doi.org/10.1111/add.70490
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