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Spanish Observatory of Medicinal Cannabis. On the occasion of the sad news published yesterday in France , in which cannabis was falsely indicated as cause of one death and five severe cases among the patients of a clinical trial , the Spanish Observatory of Medicinal Cannabis states: The French Ministry Health of France has officially confirmed that the drug used in this trial does not contain any cannabinoid , neither natural nor synthetic.
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