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Marijuana has been a part of our lives for centuries, even millenniums, however, research on the subject has not been highly active until the last two decades when medical cannabis started gaining popularity. As far as we knew, the two most famous cannabinoid components in marijuana were THC and CBD. A new player has entered the medical marijuana game: we are talking about cannabimovone, or CBM. CBM can be found in a historical variety of hemp that was named Carmagnola after the name of a small village in Piedmont, Italy. However, cannabimovone moved into the spotlight only recently ago when in March this year a group of Italian universities and research centers elaborated a study on the subject, which was published in an issue of Molecules.1
