Medicinal Cannabis

Sean Keast, a Budtender at 3Fifteen Primo Dispensary, explains what types of products the dispensary offers. 3Fifteen was the first medical cannabis shop to fully open in Columbia. Keast is a Veteran who served for four years in the Navy before moving to Columbia to work at 3Fifteen. His service left him with bad shoulders

Dr. Shivang Joshi of the Dent Neurologic Institute gives a presentation on the use of Marijuana or Cannabis for treating migraine and cluster diseases. He touches on a bit of the pharmacology, the history of its use, adverse effects, who uses it, what studies have shown, and legal implications, dosing and more. This podcast is

Presented By: Anu Anand Speaker Biography: Dr. Anu Anand is a board certified specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (“PM&R”). Dr. Anand practices in Pittsburgh in her own private practice managing patients in skilled nursing facilities and acute care settings. She is also on staff at Encompass Rehab Hospital. Prior to this she worked in

Dr. Walter J. Nieri presents a workshop on the role for marijuana in the management of behavior issues in patients with dementia

David Casarett, Professor of Medicine at the Duke University School of Medicine and Chief of Palliative Care for the Duke Health System, challenges our mainstream healthcare system to look for inspiration in a setting often considered taboo: the medical marijuana dispensary.

View/download the Presentation Slides: https://www.networkforphl.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/4-8-21-Webinar-Slides.pdf 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. ET | April 8, 2021 Thirty-six states and Washington, D.C. have legalized medical cannabis. In these jurisdictions, cannabis is a legitimate treatment option for qualifying patients who have been certified by a licensed medical provider to use this medicine. However, despite legal recognition and medical oversight,

The Reveal – A Georgia mom travels hundreds of miles to deliver medical marijuana to those in need. https://on.11alive.com/2QdSMaU

Over the past two weeks, medical marijuana sales in Missouri neared $2.5 million per week, adding to a growing tax fund for veterans.

A hidden effect of the War on Drugs – people across the world are unable to get medicines they actually need. From delays in access and research into cannabis-based medicines to driving a street-valium crisis in Scotland to critical pain-relief shortages across the global south, we explore how the War on Drugs impacts the medical

Despite the recent legalization of Cannabis in Canada, there remains much uncertainty and conspiracy regarding the drug’s clinical efficacy. This video serves to provide some clarity regarding the efficacy of Cannabis in clinical settings; specifically in the context of pain relief for cancer patients, as well as looking at the patient response to medicinal cannabis