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Title 1: Focus on cannabis hyperemesis syndrome
Cannabis is one of the most widely consumed narcotics in the world. Over the past three years, a new syndrome linked to his consumption has made a lot of talk. Still little known in the medical world, it causes nausea, vomiting or abdominal pain. Read this article to learn more. The different symptoms linked to cannabis hyperemesis syndrome This syndrome, also known as cannabinoid syndrome, develops in three stages. During the first stage of the progression of this disease, the patient shows signs of nausea very early in the morning. This can take several months. The second stage in the...
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Title 1: Focus on cannabis hyperemesis syndrome

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Blockage of the sweat channel: a blow to international trade
The suez canal sees more than 50 oil tankers and container ships pass every day. This channel constitutes a strategic crossing point for goods coming from all over the world. Recently a sinking ship caused the obstruction of the canal. What are the impacts of blocking the canal? The strategic role of the suez canal Created in 1867, the Suez Canal is a major passage for international maritime trade. Almost 193 km long, it is a link and a shortcut between Europe and Asia. The canal thus allows the ships which circulate there to make 6000 km less to connect the two continents. This represents a saving of 800 tonnes of fuel and a considerable saving of time. The sinking of the canal by a Taiwanese ship on March 26, 2021 prevented more than 20 ships from circulating. This blockage is the...
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