Cannabis Products Used Differ for Cancer, Noncancer Patients
Cancer patients more likely to use sublingual tincture form; noncancer patients often use vaporization form
Cannabinoids
Medical Marijuana: Misconceptions and Clinical Considerations
The FDA still considers marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug, meaning it has “no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse.”
Cannabis Not Recommended to Prevent Post-op Nausea
Clinically relevant psychotropic side effects plus ineffectiveness halted study.
Marijuana Use Found to Lower Bladder Cancer Risk in Men
Smoking pot decreased the likelihood of the malignancy by 45%, whereas smoking tobacco only increased the likelihood by 52%.
Medical Marijuana Helps Cancer-Related Nausea, More
Medical marijuana may be beneficial for nausea and vomiting, pain and weight loss, but more research is needed to determine potential harms.
Would you prescribe medical marijuana?
Illinois became the 20th state to legalize the use of marijuana for specific medical indications.
