MMJ Recs

MAY 1, 2024

Through community outreach, social media campaigns, educational seminars, and mental health screenings, the month seeks to empower individuals to seek help when needed, cultivate supportive environments, and advocate for policies that promote mental health equity and access to care.

Marijuana 98

Marijuana Treatment Conditions Chronic Pain 98

Puff Puff Post

MARCH 25, 2019

Joseph Cohen, conducts “Cannabis 101” seminars at the nearby Balfour Senior Living community for residents who want to know which strains are best for easing arthritic pain or improving sleep. He attended a seniors’ seminar where he learned marijuana might help, so he got a cannabis-infused candy bar.

Marijuana 81

Marijuana Chronic Pain Sleep Edibles 81

Puff Puff Post

MARCH 28, 2019

Joseph Cohen, conducts “Cannabis 101” seminars at the nearby Balfour Senior Living community for residents who want to know which strains are best for easing arthritic pain or improving sleep. He attended a seniors’ seminar where he learned marijuana might help, so he got a cannabis-infused candy bar.

Sleep 85

Sleep Chronic Pain Edibles Dispensary 85

Canna Care Docs

JULY 29, 2019

It makes me relax, which in turn slows the shaking down and I can grab some sleep,” she said. Noting her mother’s reduced pain and relief from other pharmaceutical side effects, she said, “I have to say, I’m kind of an advocate for it.” I’m grateful to see her not take those opioids so much,” Ms. Edelstein said. Gluchacki said.

Chronic Pain 53

Chronic Pain Sleep Education Dispensary 53

Ellementa

JULY 8, 2017

” At informational seminars, she’ll start by passing around a discomfort relief spray and inviting guests to give it a try. Pain isn’t necessarily the most important symptom for which seniors are seeking relief, however. Tice jokes that the topical products Octavia sells are a “gateway cannabis drug.”

Tincture 63

Tincture Topical Education Cannabis 63

Cannabis Law Report

NOVEMBER 24, 2021

Chronic pain or pain were the conditions most frequently mentioned in articles about cannabis, followed by epilepsy, cancer or cancer pain, and nausea and chemotherapy. upcoming seminars). Cancer pain specifically was articulated in 38% of articles followed by nausea and chemotherapy in 33% of articles.

Research and Development 52

Research and Development Medicine Access Media 52