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Yale study ‘opens new avenues’ for cannabinoids and chronic pain relief

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A study by Yale researchers suggests that cannabinoids including CBD, CBG and CBN may offer a safer analgesic alternative to opioids by reducing pain signaling to the brain.
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Yale study ‘opens new avenues’ for cannabinoids and chronic pain relief

A study by Yale researchers suggests that cannabinoids including CBD, CBG and CBN may offer a safer analgesic alternative to opioids by reducing pain signaling to the brain.

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