Cannabinoid Market Snapshot: GW's Epilepsy Success Bodes Well
Executive Summary
Over 50 cannabinoid drugs are in development, most commonly targeting central nervous system diseases. Analysts think the relaxation of restrictions on medical cannabis is helping with perception problems, but so far there’s little evidence the market isn’t just smoke and mirrors.
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