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Cannabis Strains: Do Cannabis Strains Differ?By Dr. Ethan Russo
Cannabis consumers have always maintained that different types (strains, or chemical varieties, chemovars) produce distinct effects, whether this be with respect to their psychoactivity or to their therapeutic attributes. Strains are often ... more
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- 31. July 2022
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IACM: Cannabinoid Conference 2022 in October in Switzerland
On 20 to 21 October the leading international conference on medical uses of cannabis and cannabinoids takes place in the Congress Centre Basel, Switzerland. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet the leading researchers in the field, learn from their experience, exchange with others and get first-hand and latest information! This year we are holding the conference in cooperation with the Swiss ... more
- Science/Human: Many patients with kidney disease use cannabis for symptom control
- Science/Human: The legalisation of cannabis in Canada did not influence the risk for psychosis and schizophrenia
- 17. July 2022
- Science/Human: Very low doses of a THC-rich cannabis extract improved memory in a patient with Alzheimer's disease
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in the treatment of fatigue according to and app-based survey
- Science/Human: Cannabis use does not reduce motivation
- Science/Human: Cannabis use was associated with less short-term medical complications after spinal surgery
- Science/Human: Cannabis is perceived helpful by patients with Parkinson’s disease
- Science/Human: Cannabis may reduce pain in musculoskeletal disorder according to a survey
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The 12th IACM Conference on Cannabinoids in Medicine will be postponed to autumn 2022 and will be held as a hybrid event in Switzerland and online.
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