The moves came after a report in the New York Post said a group of Canadian researchers has found several strains of cannabis that appear to limit the routes the coronavirus uses to infect cells.
The research, which was first reported in April and has yet to be peer reviewed, suggested that the medicinal marijuana could block up to 70% of the proteins used by the virus to infect cells.
The effective strains of cannabis all had large amounts of cannabidiol (CBD), but were low in THC, the psychoactive chemical that causes a high from using the drug.
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