Consistent with the findings of prior surveys, most physicians said they were “not comfortable counseling patients of any age about cannabis use.”
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Researchers identified no changes in patients’ enzyme levels in a manner that would be indicative of liver damage.
While all three interventions improved sleep quality, cannabis preparations provided additional improvements in patients’ overall health-related quality of life.
Long-term cannabis treatment reduced patients’ TS symptoms without adversely impacting their cognitive performance or psychological well-being.
Patients who consumed cannabis products “demonstrated sustained and clinically meaningful improvements in depression, anxiety, health-related quality of life, and sleep quality over 24 months.”
Researchers reported “improvements in core behavioral domains” following patients’ use of CBD-dominant extracts.
Respondents frequently acknowledged cannabis to be “just as or more effective” than traditional prescription medications.
Activists now have the option of revising and resubmitting their petition for reconsideration.