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Medical cannabis not the miracle cure it seemed to be

Medical cannabis not the miracle cure it seemed to be

A study published in the medical journal The Lancet concludes that medicinal cannabis is not effective in treating mental health issues. The research challenges previous beliefs about the drug's therapeutic benefits for psychological conditions.

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