How do advancements in cannabis research impact insurance policies?
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Advancements in cannabis research can impact insurance policies by leading to new products, cultivation techniques, and medical applications, which may introduce new risks or opportunities for coverage. Insurers may adjust policies to cover these emerging areas, such as product liability for new forms of consumption or crop insurance for innovative cultivation methods. Staying abreast of research trends can help businesses and insurers anticipate and address these evolving risks.
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