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Date:1/31/2013

rtunistic infections such as Kaposi's Sarcoma to take hold. As we were moving forward with the development of CS-BCC/SC-1 for skin cancers, we observed the value of cannabis-based treatments for Kaposi's.  Consequently, the Company will develop both CS-TATI-1 and CS-BCC/SC-1 to address these diseases. With the combination of our scientific platform, and our world class team of experienced drug developers, Cannabis Science will provide solutions to change the course of human suffering."

The revamped Company will now focus on formal drug development on federal and international levels.  As the cannabis industry has inherently conflicting economies of scale because of state and federal regulatory variances, the Company has initiated its action plan to comprehensively identify all conflicting operations and barriers to the Company's complete focus on fostering formal clinical trials for its cancer and HIV drug development program. Simultaneously, the Company will use corporate transactions (unit spin-offs) to build a healthy equity base for Cannabis Science as it pursues numerous forms of federal facilitation. The Company will proceed to assist in the growth of these equity holdings through advice and counsel by its management team, external resources, expert relationships, and substantial experience in the medical cannabis and hemp industries.

The first quarter of 2013, Dr. Melamede explained, would be characterized by abstract submissions to conferences and, with the expertise of incoming officers, the development of protocols for submission to NIH and European clinical research programs. This will further support the Company's protocol submissions to advance product development, which will translate to proportionate equity performances, based on the projected global market potential of CS-TATI-1 and CS-S/BCC-1. Cannabis Science's recent appointment of Harvard Law School graduate Chad S. Joh
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