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August 8, 2024
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There is some preliminary scientific evidence suggesting that CBD might have a role in slowing the growth of lung cancer cells:

- Lab-Based Studies: A study showed that CBD may help shorten the lifespan of lung cancer cells and cause cell death. However, these results haven't been replicated in human subjects
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There is some preliminary scientific evidence suggesting that CBD might have a role in slowing the growth of lung cancer cells:

- Lab-Based Studies: A study showed that CBD may help shorten the lifespan of lung cancer cells and cause cell death. However, these results haven't been replicated in human subjects.
- Animal Studies: A 2023 study tested inhaled CBD on lung cancer cells in mice and found that it slowed or stopped the growth of some types of lung cancer cells.

More research and human clinical trials are essential to determine its safety and effectiveness.

August 8, 2024

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