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Brain Changes Responsible for Appetite Effects of Cannabis Identified

Deciphering the ways cannabis acts in the body to alter appetite could lead to new treatments for illness-induced anorexia common in cancer, HIV/AIDS, heart disease, and some metabolic disorders.

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Coalition Calls for Sickle Cell Cannabis Clinical Trial

To date, the only cure for SCD is a bone marrow transplant, which is costly and out of reach for most patients.

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Digipath Labs Hires New Analytical Laboratory Director

Digipath is pleased to announce that Dr. Yunfeng Pan, PhD, has joined Digipath Labs as its Analytical Laboratory Director with oversight of analytical testing procedures.

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Eliminating the Guesswork in Selecting the Right Cannabis Strain

Researchers at ebbu are using human clinical studies to track and record how different strains affect different patients to help users find the cannabis product they want and need.

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EVIO Announces New Cannabis Testing Lab in California

The Palm Desert facility will offer comprehensive compliance testing services in addition to research and development into new cannabis products.

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CBD Market Set to Grow as Regulatory Change Looms in U.S.

The market for cannabis and hemp products has seen a low-key but potentially huge step forward in recent weeks.

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Content of Cannabis Used to Treat Kids with Epilepsy Revealed

An Australian study of medicinal cannabis used to treat childhood epilepsy has found most samples contained some THC and little CBD, contrary to parents' expectations.

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Study Finds no Strong Evidence That Cannabis Reduces Chronic Pain

A four-year study suggests medicinal cannabis is not as effective at relieving chronic non-cancer pain as commonly assumed.

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Australian GPs Cautiously Supportive of Medicinal Cannabis Access

A majority of Australian GPs support medicinal cannabis being available on prescription, with their preferred "access model" involving trained GPs prescribing independently of specialists.

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