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Study: Cannabis Associated with Reduced Opioid Use, Prolonged Benefits in Pain Patients

NORML

The daily use of cannabis by patients with chronic pain conditions is associated with prolonged improvements in pain management and subjects’ overall quality of life, as well as sustained reductions in the use of opioids, according to longitudinal data published in the journal Pain Medicine. ’

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Understanding Cannabis Use Disorder: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

United Patients Group

In this blog, we’ll explore what cannabis use disorder is, its causes, symptoms, and the available treatments. Common symptoms include: Inability to Cut Down : Despite trying to reduce or stop use, individuals find it difficult to control their cannabis consumption. This condition is known as Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD).

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Alaska: On Site Marijuana Consumption Rules Finalized

NORML

Under the new rules, which take effect April 11, licensed cannabis retailers may apply with state regulators for an additional “on site consumption endorsement.” It is anticipated that the initial on site consumption areas may be approved by this summer. ”

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Survey Reveals Almost Half of Canada’s MMJ Patients Reduced Their Alcohol and Opioid Consumption

Veriheal

New data published in the Journal of Cannabis Research claims that almost one in two authorized medical cannabis patients in Canada managed to either completely stop or reduce their intake of controlled substances, such as alcohol and opioids , by using cannabis. Integrating Cannabis Into Mainstream Healthcare.

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Study Finds That Cancer Patients Consume Less Cannabis Than the Public

Veriheal

Cancer patients arguably stand to benefit the most from cannabis’ unique properties and benefits, such as anti-nausea, anti-inflammation, reduced pain, inhibited tumor growth, and appetite stimulation. Cannabis is an ideal substance to use during the various stages of cancer treatment but most especially after chemotherapy.

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Exploring Microdosing: A Comprehensive Guide to Minimal Cannabis Consumption

United Patients Group

As the use of medical marijuana continues to gain acceptance, patients and health professionals are constantly exploring new ways to effectively utilize cannabis for various medical conditions. This subtle stimulation could benefit patients who struggle with motivation, attention, or cognitive function.

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A New Study Explores Patient Interest in Medical Cannabis for Breast Cancer

Veriheal

Of this amount, as many as 43,600 sufferers will eventually lose their lives despite undergoing treatment for the disease and its debilitating symptoms. Conventional methods of treatment for breast cancer—including chemotherapy—are known for causing a plethora of unwanted side effects. Breast Cancer Patients and Medical Cannabis.