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Cannabix (CSE:BLO) will present its Marijuana Breath Test technology at the ABC 38th Annual Conference, a leading gathering of combat sports regulators and industry professionals. The company sees boxing, MMA and other combat sports as a commercial opportunity for recent-use THC breath testing to support athlete safety and regulatory decision-making.

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6. C.BLO| 256 views | Cannabix Technologies Inc.


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