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Biodetection: Because of the rise in bio-terrorism, biodetection is becoming more widely accepted, resulting in an increase in the number of diseases and deaths. Biological agents or biological weapons, such as possible diseases and viruses, are used in bioterrorism attacks. These pathogens are detected using biodetection systems, which signal their presence or entry. Bioterrorism attacks are a major source of concern for governments, as they have the potential to harm a huge number of people at the same time. Anthrax scares in 2001, Ricin letters in 2004, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), H1N1 onslaught in 2009, and Ebola outbreaks in 2014, for example, all resulted in human resource losses and had a negative impact on overall healthcare systems. As a result of these attacks, governments have increased their bio-surveillance budgets and purchased equipment that provides a shorter bio-attack alarm time, high sensitivity, and selectivity at affordable prices. Some of the negativ...

  The global medicinal cannabis market, segmented by point of sale (dispensaries, online pharmacies, and hospital pharmacies), active ingredient (tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD), and therapeutic use (pain, arthritis, and neurological disease). Medicinal Cannabis  The legalisation of Medicinal Cannabis would spur greater study and provide a vital medical option for treating a variety of illnesses such as chemotherapy-induced side effects, epilepsy, and chronic pain, all of which are likely to drive the Medicinal Cannabis Market forward in the near future. The Australian government revised the Narcotics Drugs Act 1967 in February 2016 to allow cannabis growing for therapeutic or scientific reasons under a national licencing structure, which is likely to boost the region's medicinal cannabis sector. Furthermore, Australia's government declared in January 2018 that it will legalise medicinal cannabis exports, which is expected to boost domestic manufacturers'...