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With the PCT Patent, along with Kannalife’s novel lead drug candidate, KLS-13019, and its other novel therapeutic agents like Atopidine™, Kannalife now has near global coverage in the top pharmaceutical markets in the world.
In comparison with CBD and morphine, KLS-13019 stood out as a viable drug candidate that out-performed CBD and poses as a viable alternative to the use of opioids.