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11-28-2017, 11:32 AM
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Pancreatic Cancer: What Role Does Marijuana Play In Treatment?
The research doesnt lie.
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By: <a class="author url fn" href="https://thefreshtoast.com/author/breamosley/" title="Posts by Brea Mosley">Brea Mosley</a>
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Pancreatic cancer has been labeled as the fourth deadliest cancer diagnosis because of its ability to spread silently before its detected. The disease claims around 37,000 American lives each year and according to experts over 90 percent of those diagnosed, die from it.
However, a study suggests that cannabinoids could potentially help treat pancreatic cancer, despite its aggressiveness.
Researchers from the Complutense University in Spain sought out to learn if cannabis innate ability to prevent tumor growth could also be applied to pancreatic cancers prognosis. The results proved in favor of their curiosity........
https://thefreshtoast.com/news/pancreati...treatment/
Pancreatic Cancer: What Role Does Marijuana Play In Treatment?
The research doesnt lie.
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By: <a class="author url fn" href="https://thefreshtoast.com/author/breamosley/" title="Posts by Brea Mosley">Brea Mosley</a>
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<time class="entry__date" datetime="2017-11-28T12:00:42+00:00">Nov 28, 2017</time>
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Pancreatic cancer has been labeled as the fourth deadliest cancer diagnosis because of its ability to spread silently before its detected. The disease claims around 37,000 American lives each year and according to experts over 90 percent of those diagnosed, die from it.
However, a study suggests that cannabinoids could potentially help treat pancreatic cancer, despite its aggressiveness.
Researchers from the Complutense University in Spain sought out to learn if cannabis innate ability to prevent tumor growth could also be applied to pancreatic cancers prognosis. The results proved in favor of their curiosity........
https://thefreshtoast.com/news/pancreati...treatment/