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In Germany, the demand for medicinal marijuana exceeded the expectations of experts

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27/08/2019
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30/11/2018
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The school of pilots begins the spring recruitment of students

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Months after the legalization marijuana ended in Canada

30/11/2018
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Many countries are refused to grow marijuana for export

The Global Cannabis Conundrum: Why Many Countries Refuse to Grow Marijuana for ExportIn recent years, the global conversation surrounding cannabis has evolved from taboo to a topic of economic potential, health benefits, and social justice. As countries like Canada and several U.S. states embrace legalization, the question arises: why are many nations still hesitant to cultivate marijuana for export, despite the booming global market?The Legal LabyrinthOne primary reason many countries refuse to grow cannabis for export is the complex legal …

30/11/2018
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30/11/2018
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How often can you take antibiotics for colds

Understanding Myths and RealitiesWhen you catch a cold, it’s not uncommon to hear someone suggest reaching for antibiotics. After all, they are powerful medications that can treat infections, right? However, when it comes to colds, antibiotics are not the solution. Let’s dive deeper into this topic and clarify some common misconceptions.What Are Colds?Colds are caused by viruses, primarily rhinoviruses, which infect the upper respiratory tract. Symptoms typically include a runny or stuffy nose, sore throat, coughing, sneezing, and sometimes a …