Title: Plant of a thousand uses.(marijuana)

Source: Drug Topics, March 2, 1998 v142 n5 p32(1). Author: Elena Portyansky

     Subjects:  Pharmaceutical industry - Product development
                Marijuana - Usage
    Companies:  Atlantic Pharmaceuticals Inc. - Product development
    
    Full Text COPYRIGHT 1998 Medical Economics Publishing
    
    Already used by victims of cancer and AIDS and, of course, high-seekers, the
    infamous marijuana plant may be gaining one more set of customers--arthritis
    sufferers. Atlantic Pharmaceuticals is currently evaluating the potential
    anti-inflammatory effects of CT-3, a nonpsychoactive synthetic derivative of a
    metabolite of marijuana's active component, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). In
    recent studies, the agent was found to reduce inflammation and prevent
    destruction of joint tissues.
                                                                                  
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