Karen Wright, University of Bath British Society of Gastroenterology Annual Meeting 20-23 March 2006, Birmingham UK. Abstract 334 The possibility that cannabis could become a treatment for inflammator
Karen Wright, University of BathBritish Society of Gastroenterology Annual Meeting 20-23 March 2006, Birmingham UK.Abstract 334The possibility that cannabis could become a treatment for inflammatory bowel disease has emerged from a study of cell cultures conducted at the University of Bath. Karen Wright reported to the Birmingham conference that the survival of colonic epithelial cells was enhanced by exposure to cannabinoids.
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