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What changed on Does beta-caryophyllene reduce inflammation, pain or anxiety?, when, and why, including what we used to say.

  1. content: fix wrong PMIDs across all articles and fill the answer-first fields (#29) 52b480e
  2. fix(content): align prose with cited records (4/10: 18 flags) c0d2342
  3. fix(content): reference authors match PubMed (1/3: 81 references) e0e9c88
  4. feat(content): answer-first fields on all 927 existing articles 7ff832d
  5. fix(citations): show PubMed's authors, year and journal on 302 references ecf56a4
  6. content: add beta-caryophyllene - dietary cannabinoid, CB2 receptor, anti-inflammatory and mood support 7ac9887

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