Global Cannabis Applications Corp. (
CSE: C.APP,
OTCQB: FUAPF,
Forum) said Tuesday it has signed a collaboration agreement with the Foundation of Cannabis United Standards to establish legal cannabis programs in emerging markets and increase patient efficacy data supply, with the ultimate goal of increasing health and safety.
Foundation of Cannabis Unified Standards (FOCUS) was established in 2014 as the Cannabis Health and Safety Organization in an effort to protect public health, consumer safety, and safeguard the environment. FOCUS is a global non-profit, with international operations in the U.S., Mexico, Canada, Australia, Columbia and New Zealand.
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published a White Paper on its medical cannabis Citizen Green technology platform and token economy.
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The announcement comes after Global Cannabis said it will participate in a medical cannabis study on the effects of cannabis on mental health conducted by Dr. Alasdair Barr.
The study, to be conducted at the University of British Columbia, will be applied using semi-structured clinical interviews with instruments commonly applied to clinical trials in order to investigate a population of people in Vancouver, B.C, who suffer from metal health issues and choose to self-medicate with medical cannabis.
Global Cannabis was also in the news recently when it announced the launch of Global Cannabis Apps Corp. (GCAC), a private Australian company held 61% by Global Cannabis, which in turn is based in Vancouver.
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