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JCT’s Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon shares his experience on Israel’s pharmaceutical committee.
“This is important because it provides more evidence that there are abnormalities in the joint that can be detected by blood biomarkers well before x-rays can detect OA,” Kraus said.
A wild male Sumatran orangutan was seen applying chew leaves from Akar Kuning – a climbing plant used in traditional medicine to treat wounds.
A total of 381 healthcare providers in two dozen countries, including five Muslims in Israel, took part in the study.
Although the intentions were good, according to Walla's examination and the testimonies of many cannabis patients, the reality is less than ideal.
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