University Of Miami Researchers Developing Concussion Pill

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MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Researchers at the University of Miami are working on developing a pill that could help treat concussions.

A Canada-based research company is providing the university's medical program with a $16 million grant to help find a treatment plan.

Related: University Of Miami, Dade Public Schools Work To Treat Concussions

They will work in phases and look at the effects of cannabinoids derived from hemp.

They believe a compound of it will reduce brain cell inflammation, headaches and other symptoms associated with concussions.

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