Vad är CBD-olja? Fördelar Laglighet Biverkningar Risker Hur man använder
Cannabidiololja används för hälsoändamål, men det är kontroversiellt. Det finns viss förvirring om vad det är och effekten på människokroppen.
Cannabidiol (CBD) kan ha vissa hälsofördelar, men det kan också finnas vissa risker. Det är inte heller lagligt i varje stat.
Understanding Cannabinoids - How Cannabis Helps Our BodiesJonathan Russell
In this Understanding Cannabinoids Slide Share we discuss the Endocannabinoid System, the major cannabinoids in cannabis & their benefits, the Entourage (or Ensemble) Effect and how it all works together.
Determinants of high risk prescription drug and mortalityFan Xiong, M.P.H.
Advanced analytics work in epidemiology comparing the linear correlation in birth cohort prevalence and incidence for high-risk drug poisoning indicators using population health methods.
This document summarizes information about medical cannabis in Illinois. It discusses the high rates of chronic pain and opioid overdoses in the US. It then covers the history, chemistry, and forms of cannabis, as well as its potential medical benefits for conditions like chronic pain. The document outlines the process for obtaining a medical cannabis card in Illinois. It also notes that we have an endogenous cannabinoid system in our bodies. Resources for further information are provided.
This presentation will review the current research around medical marijuana and discuss the issues around the recent legalization of recreational use. We will explore common clinical questions regarding marijuana use including testing and concurrent controlled substance use.
Please share this webinar with anyone who may be interested!
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At this webinar you will learn:
• Basic facts about medical cannabis in Canada
• The role of medical cannabis for cancer patients
• How to access medical cannabis under the current Health Canada process
Presenter Information:
Dr. Paul Daeninck is an oncologist and palliative care consultant with CancerCare Manitoba and is an Assistant Professor at the University of Manitoba. He is the Chair of the Symptom Management and Palliative Care disease site group at CancerCare Manitoba and the President–elect of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids (CCIC). He has a research and clinical interest in the use of cannabis and cannabinoids in patients with cancer and cancer-related conditions.
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Cannabis has existed for over 3000 years, but we still lack high quality data on its efficacy and safety. It contains hundreds of compounds that work through the endocannabinoid system. While some evidence suggests it may help with nausea, appetite, and pain, the evidence is limited by small studies of poor quality. Adverse effects vary depending on dosage, route of administration, and individual factors, and can include anxiety, impaired memory, increased heart rate, immunosuppression, and psychosis with long term use. Due to drug interactions and long half-life, cannabis may interact with many medications in complex ways. More research is still needed to fully understand cannabis and develop it as a medicine.
Medical Marijuana and Clinical Oncology in 2022"The Good the Bad and the Potentially Ugly"
Marijuana/cannabinoids are particularly appealing for oncology patients offering the possibility of a single medication to encompass a variety of problems, such as pain, nausea, anorexia, sleep disorders , and anxiety.
Dr. Malcolm Brigden - University of Calgary - Canada.
Cannabidiol (CBD) shows potential as an anti-seizure treatment based on animal studies and anecdotal human reports. CBD appears to reduce seizures independently of CB1 receptors and has a more favorable safety profile than THC in studies. Open-label trials of CBD-enriched cannabis in pediatric epilepsy patients showed reductions in seizure frequency for most participants. However, placebo-controlled studies are still needed to determine CBD's efficacy and safety compared to existing anti-seizure medications.
Understanding Cannabinoids - How Cannabis Helps Our BodiesJonathan Russell
In this Understanding Cannabinoids Slide Share we discuss the Endocannabinoid System, the major cannabinoids in cannabis & their benefits, the Entourage (or Ensemble) Effect and how it all works together.
Determinants of high risk prescription drug and mortalityFan Xiong, M.P.H.
Advanced analytics work in epidemiology comparing the linear correlation in birth cohort prevalence and incidence for high-risk drug poisoning indicators using population health methods.
This document summarizes information about medical cannabis in Illinois. It discusses the high rates of chronic pain and opioid overdoses in the US. It then covers the history, chemistry, and forms of cannabis, as well as its potential medical benefits for conditions like chronic pain. The document outlines the process for obtaining a medical cannabis card in Illinois. It also notes that we have an endogenous cannabinoid system in our bodies. Resources for further information are provided.
This presentation will review the current research around medical marijuana and discuss the issues around the recent legalization of recreational use. We will explore common clinical questions regarding marijuana use including testing and concurrent controlled substance use.
Please share this webinar with anyone who may be interested!
Watch all our webinars: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4dDQscmFYu_ezxuxnAE61hx4JlqAKXpR
Webinar Information:
At this webinar you will learn:
• Basic facts about medical cannabis in Canada
• The role of medical cannabis for cancer patients
• How to access medical cannabis under the current Health Canada process
Presenter Information:
Dr. Paul Daeninck is an oncologist and palliative care consultant with CancerCare Manitoba and is an Assistant Professor at the University of Manitoba. He is the Chair of the Symptom Management and Palliative Care disease site group at CancerCare Manitoba and the President–elect of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids (CCIC). He has a research and clinical interest in the use of cannabis and cannabinoids in patients with cancer and cancer-related conditions.
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Cannabis has existed for over 3000 years, but we still lack high quality data on its efficacy and safety. It contains hundreds of compounds that work through the endocannabinoid system. While some evidence suggests it may help with nausea, appetite, and pain, the evidence is limited by small studies of poor quality. Adverse effects vary depending on dosage, route of administration, and individual factors, and can include anxiety, impaired memory, increased heart rate, immunosuppression, and psychosis with long term use. Due to drug interactions and long half-life, cannabis may interact with many medications in complex ways. More research is still needed to fully understand cannabis and develop it as a medicine.
Medical Marijuana and Clinical Oncology in 2022"The Good the Bad and the Potentially Ugly"
Marijuana/cannabinoids are particularly appealing for oncology patients offering the possibility of a single medication to encompass a variety of problems, such as pain, nausea, anorexia, sleep disorders , and anxiety.
Dr. Malcolm Brigden - University of Calgary - Canada.
Cannabidiol (CBD) shows potential as an anti-seizure treatment based on animal studies and anecdotal human reports. CBD appears to reduce seizures independently of CB1 receptors and has a more favorable safety profile than THC in studies. Open-label trials of CBD-enriched cannabis in pediatric epilepsy patients showed reductions in seizure frequency for most participants. However, placebo-controlled studies are still needed to determine CBD's efficacy and safety compared to existing anti-seizure medications.
This presentation was created for a health policy class as part of a nursing practice doctoral program. It reviews the pro-and cons of creating a health policy to allow medical marijuana.
This document discusses state legalization of marijuana and its implications for screening police and public safety personnel. It covers the pharmacology of cannabis, including its components like THC and CBD. It discusses Illinois' medical cannabis pilot program and experience with over 65,000 approved applications. The document raises issues around workplace policies and testing for cannabis, given its long detection windows in drug screening even after impairment subsides.
There are countless questions when it comes to medical cannabis and colorectal cancer: How can it help? How do you get it? Are there drug interactions with chemo? What are the side effects? Is it legal where I live?
This document discusses medical marijuana. It provides background on marijuana and its classification. It assesses the efficacy and safety of medical marijuana for conditions like nausea, pain, appetite stimulation, and others. It also explains the legal implications of medical marijuana in the US and in states like Colorado and Illinois that have legalized it. Remaining challenges include a lack of standardized dosing and quality control. The pharmacist's role could include counseling patients, assessing drug interactions, and producing customized dosage forms.
This document presents information on medical marijuana and its potential benefits. It discusses the history of marijuana use, current legality in different parts of the world, components of marijuana like THC and CBD, how marijuana works in the body, potential medical uses to treat conditions like epilepsy, inflammation and chronic pain, limitations and side effects, and arguments for legalizing medical marijuana.
There are countless questions when it comes to medical cannabis and colorectal cancer: How can it help? How do you get it? Are there drug interactions with chemo? What are the side effects? Is it legal where I live?
This document reviews the adverse effects of synthetic and non-synthetic cannabinoid drugs. It finds that while synthetic cannabinoids mimic the effects of natural cannabis, they are often more potent and dangerous, causing more severe adverse reactions like respiratory difficulties, hypertension, chest pain, and acute renal failure. Chronic use of synthetic cannabinoids has been linked to serious psychiatric and medical conditions and even death. The document examines the epidemiology and ingredients of these drugs and provides a table comparing the acute and long-term effects of synthetic vs. natural cannabinoids.
This document discusses marijuana as medicine, including its pharmacology, clinical evidence for use, adverse effects, and legal issues surrounding prescribing. It notes that marijuana contains cannabinoids like THC and CBD that bind to cannabinoid receptors in the body. There is moderate evidence it can help chronic pain, spasticity, nausea, and other conditions, but it also carries risks of side effects like dizziness, fatigue, and hallucinations. Prescribing marijuana legally requires meeting states' regulatory requirements.
Hash It Out: The Role of Medical Marijuana in GIPatricia Raymond
Marijuana's side effect of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome is well known to us, as is use of Marinol to enhance appetite in the chronically ill, but are there other high points in the use of medical marijuana? What about the possible use of CBD oil for chronic pancreatitis or intractable abdominal pain?
Studies have shown cannabis' effect on GI motility, inflammation and immunity, intestinal and gastric acid secretion, nociception and emesis pathways, and appetite. Let's weed through the available data on the medical use and side effects of medicinal cannabis in gastroenterology.
The document discusses the history and current status of cannabis laws and policies in the United States. It notes that an increasing number of people are using cannabis instead of prescription drugs to treat conditions like chronic pain. While some states have legalized medical or recreational cannabis, it remains a Schedule I drug at the federal level, making research into its medical benefits difficult. The document argues that cannabis policies should be reformed, as cannabis poses fewer health risks than other substances like opioids and has shown medical promise for various conditions. However, changing laws could also potentially increase abuse and availability, especially among youth. More research is still needed to fully understand the public health tradeoffs of cannabis legalization.
Medicinal Cannabis in the Treatment of Parkinson'sJames Van Geelen
An overview of the MMJ program in CT, cannabis' benefits in the treatment of parkinson's disease and an introduction to the world of medicinal cannabis.
This document provides an introduction to a four-part educational series for nurses on medical cannabis. It will cover the endogenous cannabinoid system, the science behind medical cannabis, its chemical composition including THC and CBD, different cannabis varieties and their uses, delivery methods, dosing, drug interactions, and the status of legalization in the United States. The series is written by Eileen Konieczny, RN, president of the American Cannabis Nurses Association, and Eloise Theisen, MSN, RN, an adult nurse practitioner with a clinic dedicated to cannabis therapeutics counseling.
Throughout 2015 the Canadian Cancer Survivor Network (CCSN) will offer a series of webinars designed to provide you with information to help build your knowledge and understanding of medical marijuana use in Canada.
The first webinar in this series features a presentation and Q&A session with Dr. Paul Daeninck , MD, MSc, FRCPC.
The document discusses a presentation given to pharmacists about marijuana. It aims to provide information on the clinical pharmacology, evidence for medical use, adverse effects and drug interactions of marijuana so that pharmacists can educate patients and colleagues. The presentation covers the background of marijuana regulation, cannabinoid pharmacology, types of marijuana drugs available, indications for use, evidence of effectiveness for conditions like pain and nausea, side effects, risks of long-term use and interactions with other drugs.
This document summarizes a presentation on synthetic cannabinoids and other emerging drugs of abuse. It discusses how synthetic cannabinoids like Spice, K2, and bath salts are sold as herbal incense products but actually contain potent synthetic cannabinoid chemicals. It describes the effects of these drugs and challenges around detecting and regulating them. The presentation also covers natural drugs like cannabis and kratom, and discusses drug development related to cannabinoid receptors.
Now that medical cannabis is available in Maryland as well as DC, patients are looking for guidance from clinicians – who have received little or no information about this substance in their formal training. Furthermore, much of the information being offered about the dangers and benefits of cannabis tends to be distorted positively or negatively according to the philosophical orientation of the source.
Facing the Facts - En Ansiktsbehandling Expression Analysis InfographicHolm69
Ekman - i huvudsak fadern för ansiktsuttrycksanalys - är oundvikligen det främsta inslaget i denna lista. Genom att skapa FACS-boken (Facial Action Coding System), presenterar Paul Ekman och Wallace Friesen sitt omfattande kategoriseringssystem av actionenheter i ansiktsdiskreta rörelser som kan kulminera i hela uttryck.
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Det finns en allmän känsla av fördjupning för hushållsrengöringen. Medan det en gång var hemmafruens vice i hela världen, öppnar de könsroller som människor en gång överensstämmer med, och varje kropp borde bli involverad. Det är ingen tvekan om att rengöring är en smärta i nacken, och ingen vill verkligen göra det, men varför.
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This presentation was created for a health policy class as part of a nursing practice doctoral program. It reviews the pro-and cons of creating a health policy to allow medical marijuana.
This document discusses state legalization of marijuana and its implications for screening police and public safety personnel. It covers the pharmacology of cannabis, including its components like THC and CBD. It discusses Illinois' medical cannabis pilot program and experience with over 65,000 approved applications. The document raises issues around workplace policies and testing for cannabis, given its long detection windows in drug screening even after impairment subsides.
There are countless questions when it comes to medical cannabis and colorectal cancer: How can it help? How do you get it? Are there drug interactions with chemo? What are the side effects? Is it legal where I live?
This document discusses medical marijuana. It provides background on marijuana and its classification. It assesses the efficacy and safety of medical marijuana for conditions like nausea, pain, appetite stimulation, and others. It also explains the legal implications of medical marijuana in the US and in states like Colorado and Illinois that have legalized it. Remaining challenges include a lack of standardized dosing and quality control. The pharmacist's role could include counseling patients, assessing drug interactions, and producing customized dosage forms.
This document presents information on medical marijuana and its potential benefits. It discusses the history of marijuana use, current legality in different parts of the world, components of marijuana like THC and CBD, how marijuana works in the body, potential medical uses to treat conditions like epilepsy, inflammation and chronic pain, limitations and side effects, and arguments for legalizing medical marijuana.
There are countless questions when it comes to medical cannabis and colorectal cancer: How can it help? How do you get it? Are there drug interactions with chemo? What are the side effects? Is it legal where I live?
This document reviews the adverse effects of synthetic and non-synthetic cannabinoid drugs. It finds that while synthetic cannabinoids mimic the effects of natural cannabis, they are often more potent and dangerous, causing more severe adverse reactions like respiratory difficulties, hypertension, chest pain, and acute renal failure. Chronic use of synthetic cannabinoids has been linked to serious psychiatric and medical conditions and even death. The document examines the epidemiology and ingredients of these drugs and provides a table comparing the acute and long-term effects of synthetic vs. natural cannabinoids.
This document discusses marijuana as medicine, including its pharmacology, clinical evidence for use, adverse effects, and legal issues surrounding prescribing. It notes that marijuana contains cannabinoids like THC and CBD that bind to cannabinoid receptors in the body. There is moderate evidence it can help chronic pain, spasticity, nausea, and other conditions, but it also carries risks of side effects like dizziness, fatigue, and hallucinations. Prescribing marijuana legally requires meeting states' regulatory requirements.
Hash It Out: The Role of Medical Marijuana in GIPatricia Raymond
Marijuana's side effect of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome is well known to us, as is use of Marinol to enhance appetite in the chronically ill, but are there other high points in the use of medical marijuana? What about the possible use of CBD oil for chronic pancreatitis or intractable abdominal pain?
Studies have shown cannabis' effect on GI motility, inflammation and immunity, intestinal and gastric acid secretion, nociception and emesis pathways, and appetite. Let's weed through the available data on the medical use and side effects of medicinal cannabis in gastroenterology.
The document discusses the history and current status of cannabis laws and policies in the United States. It notes that an increasing number of people are using cannabis instead of prescription drugs to treat conditions like chronic pain. While some states have legalized medical or recreational cannabis, it remains a Schedule I drug at the federal level, making research into its medical benefits difficult. The document argues that cannabis policies should be reformed, as cannabis poses fewer health risks than other substances like opioids and has shown medical promise for various conditions. However, changing laws could also potentially increase abuse and availability, especially among youth. More research is still needed to fully understand the public health tradeoffs of cannabis legalization.
Medicinal Cannabis in the Treatment of Parkinson'sJames Van Geelen
An overview of the MMJ program in CT, cannabis' benefits in the treatment of parkinson's disease and an introduction to the world of medicinal cannabis.
This document provides an introduction to a four-part educational series for nurses on medical cannabis. It will cover the endogenous cannabinoid system, the science behind medical cannabis, its chemical composition including THC and CBD, different cannabis varieties and their uses, delivery methods, dosing, drug interactions, and the status of legalization in the United States. The series is written by Eileen Konieczny, RN, president of the American Cannabis Nurses Association, and Eloise Theisen, MSN, RN, an adult nurse practitioner with a clinic dedicated to cannabis therapeutics counseling.
Throughout 2015 the Canadian Cancer Survivor Network (CCSN) will offer a series of webinars designed to provide you with information to help build your knowledge and understanding of medical marijuana use in Canada.
The first webinar in this series features a presentation and Q&A session with Dr. Paul Daeninck , MD, MSc, FRCPC.
The document discusses a presentation given to pharmacists about marijuana. It aims to provide information on the clinical pharmacology, evidence for medical use, adverse effects and drug interactions of marijuana so that pharmacists can educate patients and colleagues. The presentation covers the background of marijuana regulation, cannabinoid pharmacology, types of marijuana drugs available, indications for use, evidence of effectiveness for conditions like pain and nausea, side effects, risks of long-term use and interactions with other drugs.
This document summarizes a presentation on synthetic cannabinoids and other emerging drugs of abuse. It discusses how synthetic cannabinoids like Spice, K2, and bath salts are sold as herbal incense products but actually contain potent synthetic cannabinoid chemicals. It describes the effects of these drugs and challenges around detecting and regulating them. The presentation also covers natural drugs like cannabis and kratom, and discusses drug development related to cannabinoid receptors.
Now that medical cannabis is available in Maryland as well as DC, patients are looking for guidance from clinicians – who have received little or no information about this substance in their formal training. Furthermore, much of the information being offered about the dangers and benefits of cannabis tends to be distorted positively or negatively according to the philosophical orientation of the source.
Facing the Facts - En Ansiktsbehandling Expression Analysis InfographicHolm69
Ekman - i huvudsak fadern för ansiktsuttrycksanalys - är oundvikligen det främsta inslaget i denna lista. Genom att skapa FACS-boken (Facial Action Coding System), presenterar Paul Ekman och Wallace Friesen sitt omfattande kategoriseringssystem av actionenheter i ansiktsdiskreta rörelser som kan kulminera i hela uttryck.
www.ansiktsbehandlinggöteborg.nu
Det finns en allmän känsla av fördjupning för hushållsrengöringen. Medan det en gång var hemmafruens vice i hela världen, öppnar de könsroller som människor en gång överensstämmer med, och varje kropp borde bli involverad. Det är ingen tvekan om att rengöring är en smärta i nacken, och ingen vill verkligen göra det, men varför.
www.kontorsstädarnagöteborg.se
Du kommer att förstå dem som människor nog att veta att de inte har någon anledning att ljuga för dig om ämnet eller att övertyga dig om att använda ett företag över en annan. Att ha kunder som pratar med varandra kommer att innebära att en hushållsrengörare med större sannolikhet kommer att ge ett bra jobb varje gång också, eftersom de vet att en dålig renhet för en klient kan få återverkningar med den andra! Även om du inte hittar någon som skulle vara bra för dig genom att fråga om dina vänner, kan du hitta ett par företag som du vet att du behöver undvika!
www.städfirmanigöteborg.se
This document summarizes an established cleaning company called Versatex that has been operating since 2002. It provides cleaning services throughout Gauteng, South Africa with over 150 employees. The company focuses on commercial cleaning, industrial cleaning, and stadium cleaning. It services various blue chip companies and has a reputation for professional training and high standards of cleaning.
Att hålla ditt hus rent kan vara en monumental uppgift, speciellt om du arbetar heltid, har små barn eller husdjur eller alla ovanstående. Som ett resultat hyr många upptagna husägare en professionell städare för att minska stressen och göra livet enklare.Men hur mycket ska husstädningskostnaderna kosta, och exakt vad hyresgästerna får för sina pengar när de anställer en städservice eller städföretag.
www.flyttstädarnagöteborg.se
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www.plastikkirurggöteborg.nu
Cannabis contains hundreds of compounds that can have various pharmacological effects. While cannabis has been used for thousands of years, the evidence for its medical efficacy is still limited due to poor study quality. Short-term cannabis use can cause adverse effects like anxiety and impaired cognition, while long-term use has been associated with sustained cognitive impairment. The effects of cannabis vary depending on factors like dosage, route of administration, and drug interactions. More research is still needed to fully understand how cannabis works and its risks and benefits.
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Unit 4: MRA 103T Regulatory affairs
This guideline is directed principally toward new Molecular Entities that are
likely to have significant use in the elderly, either because the disease intended
to be treated is characteristically a disease of aging ( e.g., Alzheimer's disease) or
because the population to be treated is known to include substantial numbers of
geriatric patients (e.g., hypertension).
Summer is a time for fun in the sun, but the heat and humidity can also wreak havoc on your skin. From itchy rashes to unwanted pigmentation, several skin conditions become more prevalent during these warmer months.
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The development of nanogold-based cancer therapy could revolutionize oncology by providing a more targeted, less invasive treatment option. This project contributes to the growing body of research aimed at harnessing nanotechnology for medical applications, paving the way for future clinical trials and potential commercial applications.
Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, prompting the need for innovative treatment methods. Nanotechnology offers promising new approaches, including the use of gold nanoparticles (nanogold) for targeted cancer therapy. Nanogold particles possess unique physical and chemical properties that make them suitable for drug delivery, imaging, and photothermal therapy.
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It is mostly found in the brain, intestines, and blood platelets.
5-HT is utilised to transport messages between nerve cells, is known to be involved in smooth muscle contraction, and adds to overall well-being and pleasure, among other benefits. 5-HT regulates the body's sleep-wake cycles and internal clock by acting as a precursor to melatonin.
It is hypothesised to regulate hunger, emotions, motor, cognitive, and autonomic processes.
The biomechanics of running involves the study of the mechanical principles underlying running movements. It includes the analysis of the running gait cycle, which consists of the stance phase (foot contact to push-off) and the swing phase (foot lift-off to next contact). Key aspects include kinematics (joint angles and movements, stride length and frequency) and kinetics (forces involved in running, including ground reaction and muscle forces). Understanding these factors helps in improving running performance, optimizing technique, and preventing injuries.
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Statistics- Statistics is the science of collecting, organizing, presenting, analyzing and interpreting numerical data to assist in making more effective decisions.
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Parameters-It is used to describe the properties of an entire population.
Examples-Measures of central tendency Dispersion, Variance, Standard Deviation (SD), Absolute Error, Mean Absolute Error (MAE), Eigen Value
2. 11 delegates from Wisconsin
Met with 2 senators and 4 representatives
Senators Tammy Baldwin and Ron Johnson
Reps: Mike Gallagher, Glen Grothman, Paul Ryan,
Mark Pocan
3. Family medicine physicians are in a position to
be health advocates!
We follow closely with patients (we know what
issues effect them)
We are cost effective so they should listen to us!
Continuity of care translates into lower costs and
better outcomes (Starfield research)
Legislators need our help and expertise (not all are
health experts)
4. 27 year old male
New patient to Mosaic
CC: Migraine headaches
History: ongoing since he was 7, almost daily at
times. Has tried multiple abortive therapies and
prophylactic agents but seems to build a tolerance.
Has had FMLA previously for this
Only thing that has worked in the past is smoking
marijuana but he stopped this
He asks….”What about CBD oil? Didn’t Walker just
legalize it? Do you think you could prescribe this for
me?”
5. What is CBD oil? How is it different then
marijuana
Why the political controversy?
How is it used?
Is it legal in Wisconsin?
What are the known risks/benefits?
Research??
Would my patient benefit from it?
6. Cannabidiol
One of the active ingredients in cannabis, different
then THC
No psychoactive effects
Low affinity to the CB1 and CB2 receptors
Enhances 5-HT, Glycine receptors, G couple
receptors, effects intracellular calcium, antioxidant
effects, anti-inflammatory effects, analgesic
“Charlotte's Web”
Orphan Drug status for treatment resistant
childhood seizures
7.
8. Overall, not well known
First pass mechanics
Absorption depends on route (IV, oral, inhaled)
½ life of 9-32 hours
Low toxicity profile in studies (short term use)
Inhibitor of CYP450 (drug-drug
interactions)
Pharmacytimes.com
9. Sedative
Psychological
Perception
Motor function
Dependence (9%)
Withdrawals
Stroke
Cerebral blood flow
changes
Tachycardia,
arrhythmia, MI
Carcinogens
Slowing of GI system
Reproduction
10.
11.
12. Medical use dates as far back as 1400-2000 BC
1611: brought to Jamestown by settlers
1850: listed in US Pharmacopeia
1913: US Dept of Ag grows domestic cannabis
1915 Sir William Osler, advocated for cannabis use in migraine
1930s: William Randolph Hearst plays role in denouncing marijuana
1936: “Reefer Madness”
Marijuana Tax Act of 1937
1960s: THC identified and synthesized, U of Mississippi becomes official
grower under the Feds
1970: Made a Schedule I substance, “No accepted Medical Use”
1976: Federal Court Rules Robert Randall’s Use of THC “Medical
Necessity”
1978:-1991 Compassionate Use Program supplies patients with THC
1996: California becomes first state to legalize medical THC
13.
14. Currently 2 forms of synthetic THC is FDA
approved in the US
Dronabilon (Marinol): cancer related nausea and
vomiting, anorexia/weight loss in AIDS pts
C-III, 10 mg (60) $1351.30
Nabilone (Cesamet): cancer related nausea and
vomiting
C-II, 1mg (50) $2252.05
15. 2014 Lydia’s Law: CBD legalized*
4/17/17: Walker signed Act 4 which expands
use of medical cannabis law (Lydia’s Law)
16. Barriers to research on THC due to Category I
Lack of high quality studies
Lack of long term follow-up
Anecdotal stories
17. Cannabinoids suppress inflammatory and
neuropathic pain by targeting α3glycine
receptors. Journal of Experimental Medicine
(13)
Short-Term Efficacy of CBD-Enriched Hemp
Oil in Girls with Dysautonomic Syndrome after
HPV (9)
18. Study Type Conclusions
Cannabinoids for
Epilepsy
2014 (6)
Meta-analysis
-4 RCTs
No reliable conclusions regarding
efficacy,
but no adverse effects reported for CBD
in the short period
Cannabis and
schizophrenia
2014 (9)
Meta-analysis
-8 RCTs
Results limited and inconclusive.
Insufficient to show that CBD has anti-
psychotic effect
Cannabinoids for
the treatment of
dementia
2009 (7)
Meta-analysis
- 1 RCTs met
inclusion criteria
No evidence that CBD is effective
More research needed
Effectiveness of
cannabinoids in non
cancer chronic pain
(2)
Meta-analysis
-13 RTCs
May provide analgesia in chronic
neuropathic pain conditions refractory
to other tx
Editor's Notes
A lot of the time you do meet with staff rather then the reps,
One of the things that has really struck me with being involved in advocacy with other FPs, is how unique our position is when it comes to advocating that sets us apart from other specialties.
-Because of the continuity we have with patients, we are better able to explain how laws effect them and give strong stories
-We see a diverse population for multiple complaints, any healthcare laws will effect our patients.
-They should listen to us and support our recommendations because we are cost effective!
-Starfield’s research in 2005 showed that county’s with higher proportion of FPs had better outcomes and lower mortality. This fact was mentioned often when talking to legislators and they seem to respond to this notion. Starfield was a very influenential researcher in the realm of advancing primary care.
-Not all legislators are experts in medicine and do need and often appreciate our insight and guidance into topics.
If you are like me, I had a gross lack of knowledge. These were some of the questions I had and can hopefully answer with the rest of this presentation
Cannabidiol is not to be confused with THC, while both come from cannabis, THC is most active ingredient. Cannabidiol has no psychoactive effect, marijuana has high levels of THC
CB1: mostly in the brain, CB2 common in the immune system. CBD does not directly interact with these
Thought to have a major anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-nausea, anxiolytic, anti-epileptic. These have been the focus of research and possible clinical use.
Charlotte’s Web is marketed as a dietary supplement, produced in Colorado, high CBD to THC
Just in case any one wanted a chemistry lesson, this is all you get.
Remember that THC and CBD are different
So far research has not shown any adverse effects, but most studies are limited on length. Most studies are anecdotal, case reports, preclinical studies
Should remember that it is an inhibitor of CYP450
These are the adverse effects related to THC heavy products, when it comes to CBD the adverse effects are not as well characterized. Also much of what we know about side effects are from studies and case reports evaluating recreational users.
Psychological: euphoria, psychosis
Perception: distortion of sense of time, space, hallucinations
Motor function: ataxia, weakness, disequilibrium,
Dependence: with heavy use, (tobacoo is 32%)
Cerebral blood flow: increased with acute cannabis use, decreased with chronic use. Loose associations with stroke
Tachycardia with acute use and possible increase risk of with acute use.
Cannabis smoke may contain more harmful cytotoxic and mutagenic condensates. No studies have linked it with cancer
Suppresses ovulation and sperm counts
You can find anything online…
Because CBD is not FDA regulated, there is no standard preparations. However, the FDA has tested certain products and put warnings letters out.
A brief history lesson. Could really spend all day on this
Sanskrit and Hindi lit
1850: listed marijuana as treatment for numerous afflictions, including: neuralgia, tetanus, typhus, cholera, rabies, dysentery, alcoholism, opiate addiction, anthrax, leprosy, incontinence, gout, convulsive disorders, tonsillitis, insanity, excessive menstrual bleeding, and uterine bleeding, among others
Started growing in early 1900s, before that imported from India
In the early 1900s, US government started putting negative connotations to THC and linking it to criminal behavior, many think this was because the production of hemp was taking off and competing with lumbar/paper industries
Cult classic, intended to be a cautionary tale
1937:Negative propaganda from US around THC labeling it as a drug of abuse. Some think this was due to growing hemp industry. Marijuana Act was against the AMA’s position. Added high taxes and penalties
Same as LSD and heroine, more so because of lack of scientific evidence of benefits and risks, government concerned of growing marijuana economy
Research on Marijuana has remained illegal because of this. NIDA does contract with University of Mississippi– research-grade cannabis
There have been multiple attempts to have the DEA reschedule cannibus, but so far have not been successful.
http://medicalmarijuana.procon.org/view.timeline.php?timelineID=000026
California was first to legalize medical marijuana in 1996, since then 28 states of legalized medical marijuana .
Limited Marijuana includes CBD and those low in THC
In states were medical marijuana is legal, physicians don’t actually prescribe, rather they write a letter saying it is medical treatment
We do have 2 forms of synthetic marijuana. Which his interesting that the FDA approves when the federal govenerment has claimed that there are no medical uses of marijuana
*Clause added caveat that to be legal must have FDA approval
Walker approved expansion on previous cannabis law, allows patients to possess CBD with a physicians letter. However, still illegal to produce or distribute CBD products in Wisconsin so patients have to get it in other states
http://fox6now.com/2017/01/17/wisconsin-democrats-propose-legalizing-medical-marijuana/
https://www.mpp.org/states/wisconsin/
Earlier I mentioned some to the proposed used of CBD and cannibus. When you start looking the individual studies there is a mix of in vivo animal studies and also some strange cases…
Mice/rat model. CBD could be used to potentiate pain. Interesting
Completed in Italy, tolerated but no really no effects. Started with 21 females with severe somatoform/dysautonomic syndromes after HPV vaccine. 2 dropped out due to “iatrogenic adverse events, 2 stopped due to lack of improvement.
Was able to find some systemic reviews, however many of the studies do lump CBD with cannibus.
Assess efficacy and safety. One report was an abstract, one a letter to the editor. Low quality reports
23% of people with schizophrenia use cannabis. This review had 3 objectives
assess effects of psychological tx for cannabis reduction
Assess effects of of antipsychotics for cannabis reduction
Assess effects of CBD for symptom reduction
Looked at primary outcomes of clinical global impression of change and cognitive function. Had poorly presented results could not draw conclusions
Studies differed in type of cannabinoid used, time frame was 1-6 weeks. Side effects were greater in studies with smoked cannabis (sedation, anxiety, confusion, dizziness, concentration issues, decreased salivation and increased thirst. Gave a number needed to treat of 2-4 for 9 studies.