REPLY
Holiday Gynecomastia Related to Marijuana?
Armin E. Heufelder
1 August 1993 | Volume 119 Issue 3 | Page 253
IN RESPONSE:
Marijuana use is a well-recognized factor contributing to the development of gynecomastia. However, in the patient we examined, we were unable to detect any evidence of such use despite a careful history and physical examination. Although we cannot rule out this possibility, we believe that marijuana use is an unlikely explanation for this patient's gynecomastia.
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