The Cannabis Conversations Part V: Cannabis As Medicine? with Dr. Robert Wolff

 

Marijuana has been legalized for medicinal use in thirty-one states. Those states have listed a variety of medical conditions approved for treatment with cannabis, but how solid is the scientific evidence that cannabis is actually effective in the treatment of those conditions?

Dr. Robert Wolff, author of the most extensive systematic reviews of cannabinoids used in medicine, joins the podcast and analyzes the strength of the scientific evidence supporting the use of cannabis as medicine, and separates fact from fiction in the medical cannabis debate.

About Our Guest

Dr. Robert Wolff is the Deputy Director of Kleijnen Systematic Reviews Ltd, an independent research company that produces and disseminates systematic reviews, cost-effectiveness analyses, and health technology assessments of research evidence in health care.

He co-authored a comprehensive systematic review of cannabis for medical use, which has been commissioned by the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH). The report is available on the FOPH website and has been published in The Journal of the American Medical Association.

 
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