JAMA: Cannabinoids have Moderate Evidence Base for Medical Use

Despite the systematic hurdles in place to perform research, a recent article in the Journal of American Medical Association concludes there is moderate-quality evidence to support the use of cannabinoids for the treatment of chronic pain and spasticity. Cannabinoids for Medical Use A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis    

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Groundbreaking Observational Study Launched Replacing Opioids with Medical Cannabis

Vireo Releases Protocol Aimed at Replacing Opioids with Medical Cannabis    This first-of-its-kind draft protocol is being called FREDOM (Flexible Reduction and Expedited Discontinuation of Opioid Medications) and has been developed to offer a potential path for physicians to help patients struggling with chronic or intractable pain replace opioids with medical cannabis. The protocol has…

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FAQ: What about the Workplace and Medical Marijuana?

Below is a response I received about professional licensure and Medical Marijuana Use. In general it has already been determined at the State Supreme Court Level in Colorado that the patient’s employer has the final say in regards to on and off duty Medical Marijuana use. Some Workers Compensation plans are now paying for Medical…

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