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Cannabis May Help Pancreatic Cancer Patients Live Longer
Medical marijuana can potentially improve and prolong the life of pancreatic cancer patients, according to a new study. In experiments on mice with pancreatic cancer, researchers found that those given cannabis live three times longer than those who were not.
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Survey Reveals More Epilepsy Patients Use Medicinal Cannabis -- What Does This Mean for Cannabis Research?
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'Weed' Did It! Marijuana to Be Legal in Canada by July 2018
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Marijuana Industry Will Make More Jobs Than Manufacturing in 2020 -- How Will This Happen?
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Marijuana Can Treat Drug Addiction, Study Revealed
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FDA Approves Synthetic Marijuana in Liquid Form
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Medical Marijuana Use Lowers the Need for Prescription Drugs, Study Finds
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Presumptive President of the Philippines, Duterte, Says Yes to Medical Marijuana
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Medicinal Cannabis To Be Used As Treatment Option In Queensland, Legalization To Happen In Australia?
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DEA Approves Medical Marijuana Study for Treatment of PTSD
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Medical Marijuana: Cannabis Use May Prevent Internal Parasites
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Marijuana Use May Lead to Poor Long-Term Memory
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Marijuana Soon to Protect NFL Players from Concussions?
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