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Study to look at PTSD and cannabis

Tilray and UBC are breaking new ground.
The University of BC and the Nanaimo based cannabis grower got the green light from Health Canada to conduct a clinical trial to test whether or not medicinal marijuana can help those suffering from PTSD.
The Vice President of Tilray is Philippe Lucas….
Participants are currently being screened to participate and the study is expected to take 11 weeks once it gets going sometime in 2017.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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