A long-term observational study found cannabis worked as an alternative to prescription opioids in over half of patients with low back pain and an be an adjunct therapy to diminish chronic opioid use for some people.
Dr. Patricia Frye summarizes a cannabis policy hearing at the House of Representatives. Dr. Frye saw strong bipartisan support for decreasing the barriers to research on cannabis medicine.
The SCC sent a poll to its membership to gauge how those within the organization were approaching the vape pen issue and EVALI. Learn more about their recommendations and considerations.
Authors: Kelly A. Deabold,Wayne S. Schwark,Lisa Wolf and Joseph J. Wakshlag Published in Animals 19 October 2019 Abstract The use of CBD-rich hemp products is becoming popular among pet…
Authors: Benjamin J. Whalley, Hong Lin, Lynne Bell, Thomas Hill, Amesha Patel, Roy A. Gray, C. Elizabeth Roberts, Orrin Devinsky, Michael Bazelot, Claire M. Williams, Gary J. Stephens Published in…
A roundtable discussion featuring Society of Cannabis Clinician’s members Dr. Bonni Goldstein, Dr. Dustin Sulak, and Dr. Jeffrey Hergenrather on the applications of cannabis in pediatric care. They share case studies on treating kids and adolescents in their clinical practice with autism, epilepsy, and other conditions.