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  • How vaccines give our immune systems a home advantage

    How vaccines give our immune systems a home advantage

    by Anthony Wong, Post-Doctoral Fellow, UBC Faculty of Medicine.

  • Low THC levels not linked to increased risk of car crashes

    Low THC levels not linked to increased risk of car crashes

    New research led by the University of British Columbia suggests that THC levels less than five nanograms/ml of blood do not lead to an increased risk of causing car crashes in most drivers.

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