A growing number of studies find that cannabis has clear benefits for pain relief, but then refuse to recommend it as a treatment. The phenomenon, called “reverse spin bias”, shows researchers are systematically downplaying their own positive findings, raising questions about whether ideology, not evidence, is shaping policy.
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