Repeated administration of cannabidiol decreases splenic lymphocyte subset numbers in rats
Abstract Objective: Cannabidiol (CBD) administration (5 mg/kg) in healthy rats has been shown to significantly decrease lymphocyte subset numbers in peripheral blood without involvement of natural killer cells. The aim was to evaluate whether lymphocyte numbers also decrease in the spleen. Introduction: CBD, the major non-psychotropic compound of Cannabis sp., is an effective treatment for inflammatory and autoimmune diseases with various anti-tumor effects, but the mechanisms of its long-term actions in vivo remain unclear. Methods: To examine the effects of
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