Titlebook: Cannabis Use in Medicine; A Concise Handbook Rahim Valani Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Medical Marijuana.Neurological Diso

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Legal Aspects of Cannabisis provided, followed by a discussion of cannabis research more generally. The chapter concludes with a brief discussion on the importation and exportation of cannabis for medical and scientific purposes. While this chapter focuses on Canada, there are similarities with other jurisdictions.

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Neurological Diseases and Cannabinoid Treatmentmultiple sclerosis and sleep are presented in the chapter. While there is limited literature supporting cannabis in other childhood neurological disorders, the current available research is provided. Lastly, cannabis metabolism and important cannabis-drug interactions are reviewed.

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Cannabinoid Treatment for Rheumatic Disease evidence for effect of cannabinoids on pain and inflammation is compelling, but with very limited clinical study to identify either benefits or risks. This chapter will outline the potentials for cannabis in rheumatic diseases with attention to specific patient populations. It will also elaborate on cautions and recommendations for use.

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Introduction to Cannabis for Medical Usearlier part of the twentieth century, cannabis use was restricted and eventually considered a substance of abuse. With a resurgence on cannabis research related to medical use and the legalization of cannabis, there is a need to understand the medical utility of cannabis. Practitioners need to be aw

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Pharmacology of Cannabisngoing research is helping us better understand the pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic, and physiological effects of these compounds and recognize the medical benefits. As we begin to comprehend the effects of these substances, a good understanding of the pharmacology is important. This chapter review

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Analytical Testing of Cannabis their metabolites. This chapter offers an overview of the standard methodologies used for detecting Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the clinical laboratory. Recognizing the need for appropriate testing, this chapter will review differences between sample types (urine, serum, saliva, hair and sweat