Kenneth Finn is a physiatrist.
In recent years, a flood of cannabis and cannabis-derived products like CBD have entered the market – often claiming to cure or treat an array of health issues and ailments.
These products are everywhere, but there is little scientific evidence to support the hype that surrounds them.
As a doctor, I’m deeply concerned at where this industry is heading – and the potential risks to patients and consumers.
I urge my peers to ...
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Marijuana has been used for reported medical purposes for thousands of years when the plant had THC content of 0.5 to 3%. The most common reported medical use is for pain. Several states and the District of Columbia have some form of legalized marijuana, with many states having legalized for recreational use.
There has been discussion about how cannabis will help curb the opioid epidemic. It’s been reported that medical cannabis ...
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