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Israeli scientists have found that cannabis can help slow the growth of some cancerous tumours, according to the preliminary results of new research.

Researchers at the Technion Institute in Haifa decided to consider whether the plant, in all its forms, could have counteractive properties, reports the newspaper Haaretz.

Initial findings show potential for effectiveness in brain and breast cancer.

Research began a year ago under the direction of Professor Dedi Meiri and focuses on the cytoskeleton and cell division processes in both healthy and cancerous cells.

Early readings indicate that cannabis activates a of self-destruct mechanism in cancerous brain cells, although Dr Meiri says it’s early to draw any definitive conclusions.

We are sad to hear the news of Richie Benaud’s passing, and our commiserations go out to his family, and to all those who enjoyed his company over the years. Richie was a great supporter of Blind Cricket, and the Patron of the Inaugural Blind Cricket Ashes held in Sydney in 2008, where we had the pleasure of meeting him several times.

Gone is the voice of cricket, but never to be forgotten.

RIP Richie Benaud.

One of the nice things about being a therapist, is seeing our clients eyes sparkle again. This happens frequently here. Everyone should have eyes that sparkle.

We have had another huge week at IC Sports Therapies, and are very grateful for the support our followers afford us. There have been many challenges and changes during the first six months of operation, and we hope they are changes for the better. If you haven’t been to see us, call and make an appointment so we can show you around.
We now have the most comprehensive range of first aid supplies at the best retail prices around.

Repeatedly over recent weeks we have been hearing stories of people who have “been everywhere and tried everything” with no demonstrable results or relief from their pain. If you know someone in that category, please let them know to check out our therapists. It is our pleasure to ease their pain.

We are sad to announce the passing of our good friend, Blind Cricketer and Aboriginal Musician Mr Henry Phineasa.

Our thoughts go to all the many friends he has in the musical, and sporting fraternity. He will be missed by his many friends.