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Low-Dose Cannabinoids Show Potential to Restore Serotonin Levels and Reduce Inflammation in HIV, Study Finds

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Research reveals low-dose cannabinoids, like THC, may enhance serotonin levels and combat chronic inflammation in HIV patients, offering new treatment possibilities.
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Low-Dose Cannabinoids Show Potential to Restore Serotonin Levels and Reduce Inflammation in HIV, Study Finds

Research reveals low-dose cannabinoids, like THC, may enhance serotonin levels and combat chronic inflammation in HIV patients, offering new treatment possibilities.

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Pharmacy Times broke the news in on Thursday, December 4, 2025.
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