Medicinal cannabis may improve quality of life
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Chronic pain is one of the most common and significant health problems in Australia. A study of over 3000 patients being treated with medicinal cannabis in clinics around Australia has found that medicinal cannabis treatment may be associated with quality-of-life improvements across a range of health conditions.
Warren chats with Dr Thomas Arkell – Postdoctoral Research Fellow – School of Health Sciences – Centre for Human Psychopharmacology – Swindburne University of Technology
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