NJ patients should not hold their breath.
Maybe happen, far in the future.
Tragically pathetic.
Eta- similar 2nd article added
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What to Know About Using Cannabis Right Now
Should consumers be concerned about weed in the age of Covid-19?
https://elemental.medium.com/what-to-know-about-using-cannabis-right-now-27a9c53b8fe2
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Cannabis shows promise blocking coronavirus infection: Alberta researcher
Cannabis extracts are showing potential in making people more resistant to the novel coronavirus, says an Alberta researcher leading a study.
After sifting through 400 cannabis strains, researchers at the University of Lethbridge are concentrating on about a dozen that show promising results in ensuring less fertile ground for the potentially lethal virus to take root, said biological scientist Dr. Igor Kovalchuk.
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very, very hungry & thirsty. 
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I been smoking weed for almost 60 years now. It must work. I havenât gotten the coronavirus. Gonna skip the bleach though. hahaha
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Cannabis shows promise blocking coronavirus infection: Alberta researcher
https://flip.it/CTXWf4
This is interesting.
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I also heard roumer that tobacco may also help but dont know if i should believe either, getting stoned either way.
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Heard that as well, even though at one point media was saying smoking/vaping would make you more susceptible to it. Either way now I have an excuse to smoke more bud 
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Iâve been stoned the entire time and I donât have Coronavirus. According to my research, with a sample size of 1, Cannabis is 100% effective haha.
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I guess we should make cannabis available for free to everyone, to achieve a larger sample population.
For science 
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I wonder what strain/cultivar they are using for this study?
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Paint me just a tad skeptical.
Quotes from the article:
Kovalchuk, whose Pathway RX is owned partly by Olds-based licensed cannabis producer Sundial Growers and partnered with Alberta cannabis researcher Swysh.
The study under Health Canada licence using artificial human 3-D tissue models
But the absence of clinical trials remains a barrier, and funding from an increasingly cash-strapped cannabis industry isnât there to fuel that, said Kovalchuk.
This âresearcherâ owns a cannabis âpharmacyâ, and his study is based on computer generated models of artificial âhuman tissueâ.
So this is not even a sample size of ONE! LOL 
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@anon32470837 that a degree of skepticism is warranted. On the flipside , in todayâs age most things start as a model. If that is successful due course should proceed. What I do think is that even if this is proven accurate big brother does not want you or I to treat, free of charge, a therapeutic product. I also wonder who may own the rights to these " dozen strains".
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I have came to the same conclusion
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I AM INVINCIBLE! I smoke enough of both to save the world, lung tar transplant anyone?
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