Causal inference in observational studies of cannabis and tobacco use and later educational outcomes

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Main Author:	Stiby, Alexander Ian
Other Authors:	Macleod, John ; Hickman, Matthew
Published:	University of Bristol 2014
Subjects:	362.29
Online Access:	http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.683565

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title	Causal inference in observational studies of cannabis and tobacco use and later educational outcomes
title_short	Causal inference in observational studies of cannabis and tobacco use and later educational outcomes
title_full	Causal inference in observational studies of cannabis and tobacco use and later educational outcomes
title_fullStr	Causal inference in observational studies of cannabis and tobacco use and later educational outcomes
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Causal inference in observational studies of cannabis and tobacco use and later educational outcomes

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