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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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- 17. March 2019
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Science/Human: Cannabis may be an effective treatment of delayed gastric emptying according to a survey
Many patients with gastroparesis (delayed gastric emptying) and related symptoms may profit from a treatment with cannabis. Out of 197 patients, who filled out a questionnaire on their symptoms and current treatments, nearly half (92 participants) reported current or past cannabinoid use including THC and CBD. Doctors of the Section of Gastroenterology at the Department of Medicine of Temple ... more
- Science/Human: Cannabis use may increase satisfaction with orgasm in women
- Science/Human: Cancer patients report symptom relief by cannabis
- Belgium: A parliament committee approves the implementation of a cannabis agency
- 03. March 2019
- Science/Human: Young people may use less cannabis in the US states with medical cannabis laws
- Science/Human: Medicinal effects of cannabis are mainly based on THC and cannabis flowers were most effective
- Mexico: The complete ban on cannabis use is unconstitutional, the Supreme Court rules
- Science: Genetically modified yeast can produce THC, CBD and other cannabinoids
- Science/Human: A combination of CBD and PEA may reduce permeability of the gut wall during inflammation
- 17. February 2019
- Europe: European Parliament supports a resolution on the medical use of cannabis-based medicines
- IACM: Statement on Medical Cannabis to Members of the European Parliament
- Science/Human: Chronic pain is the main reason for the medical use of cannabis in the USA
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in anxiety disorders according to large survey
- Science/Animal: Cannabis extracts were more effective than THC or CBD alone in reducing severe side effect of bone marrow transplantation
IACM Conference 2019
The IACM Conference 2019 will be held on October 31 - November 2, 2019, at Estrel Hotel, Berlin, Germany. More information coming soon! Please see here information on past conferences.
Supported conferences
STCM Conference, 19 January 2019, University Hospital Bern, Switzerland
Cann10, 14-16 October 2018, Tel Aviv Israel.
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