Study: Medical Cannabis Helps Patients Reduce Harmful Drinking Habits

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By TG BranfaltOct 30, 2020, 12:47 pm177 pts
A study by Canadian researchers suggests that 43.5 percent of patients who began using medical cannabis to mitigate harmful alcohol habits were able to reduce the frequency of their alcohol use or quit entirely. The researchers found that median drinking days from study participants went from 10.5 to eight. The…

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