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Top Cannabis Science Headlines: March Roundup

| Lauren Robertson, Margot Lespade

Our top picks from the month’s research, business and policy news across the cannabis industry

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Cheating (Cell) Death

| Margot Lespade

Could cannabinol (CBN) hold promise as a future neurotherapeutic for Alzheimer’s disease and other age-related neurodegenerative disorders?

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Feliz 420!

| Lauren Robertson, Margot Lespade

A celebration of the industry’s favourite holiday

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Cannabinoids and COVID-19

| Lauren Robertson

Richard van Breemen tells us about his latest research showing that CBD-A and CBG-A are effective cell entry inhibitors of SARS-CoV-2

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Forget Cigarettes After Sex…

| Lauren Robertson

Could cannabis use really be linked to improved sexual function in young adults?

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Wakey, Wakey, Sleepy Head

| Lauren Robertson

New data sheds light on the role of cannabis in sleep–wake regulation

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Top Cannabis Science Headlines of 2022: The Story So Far

| Lauren Robertson

It’s been a busy start to the year for cannabis science, with new research, policies and business announcements hitting the headlines.

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All Brawn and No Pain?

| Lauren Robertson

Does CBD have the potential to reduce inflammation without hampering tissue regeneration?

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The Top Cannabis Science Articles of 2021

| Lauren Robertson

Looking back on 12 months of top stories from across the cannabis science world

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Too High? Too Low? The Stats Say So

| Lauren Robertson

False self-reporting is a big issue in clinical studies. Could biomarkers be the answer?

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