Research
Research By Experts
The Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research (CMCR) is conducting
high quality scientific studies intended to ascertain the general
medical safety and efficacy of cannabis products and examine alternative
forms of cannabis administration. The Center is a model resource
for health policy planning by virtue of its close collaboration with
federal, state, and academic entities.
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A study conducted by veteran HIV researcher Donald Abrams, MD, and
his colleagues at the University California, San Francisco (UCSF),
suggests that smoking marijuana is safe and effective for the management
of chronic pain associated with peripheral
neuropathy in HIV-positive people.
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The PR Newswire (New York, NY) published a report from the MedPanel
Summit mentioning that leading pain experts name Cannabinoids among
the most promising approaches to treating neuropathic pain.
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The Science Daily is publishing the result of a study from the Medical
School of Georgia mentioning that a compound found in marijuana may
help stop diabetic retinopathy.
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