Dr. Meredith Warner discusses Medical Marijuana in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Warner Orthopedics and Wellness is her private practice where she offers surgical and non-surgical options for pain relief. Go to https://www.warnerorthopedics.com/lp/medical-marijuana-baton-rouge & request an appointment to determine if you have a qualifying condition.
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Michael Oliveri, 25, of Oradell, has been wheelchair-bound since he was 18 due to muscular dystrophy. Years of powerful prescription drugs have left him permanently nauseous, but there is one medication he says helps relieve his pain and gives him an appetite. The only problem is that it’s a federally banned substance — marijuana. Oliveri
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California was the first state to legalize marijuana for medical use, but we aren’t so strict when it comes to why doctors can prescribe it. So Jimmy thought this would be a good area for our audience guessing game #PedestrianQuestion. We went out on the street and asked people a very straight-forward question – “Do
Lenny and Amy’s 5-year-old son has epilepsy. When conventional medications caused terrible side effects, they started giving him a daily drop of cannabis oil, with dramatic results. But it’s a calculated risk: While there is anecdotal evidence of cannabis’ effectiveness, scientists face research roadblocks because it’s a schedule 1 controlled substance. Science correspondent Miles O’Brien
Parkinson Canada welcomed expert Jonathan Zaid to speak about Medical Marijuana and Parkinson’s disease. Jonathan is the founder and executive director of Canadians for Fair Access to Medical Marijuana. Jonathan Zaid discusses the issues and challenges associated with medical cannabis. He has advocated for patient rights on industry panels. This presentation is about 45 minutes,
Dr. Luis Pena is a pulmonologist and sleep health expert in Palm Beach County. He wants to see more data on medical marijuana before he recommends it to his patients for sleep.
After Joseph Casias was treated for life-threatening sinus cancer, no medicine could ease his pain until his oncologist suggested medical marijuana. Now that Joseph is using medical marijuana his pain is under control and he’s able to be a better father, husband. The ACLU supports the legalization of medical marijuana Learn More, go to: http://www.aclu.org/medmj
A mom says her 3-year-old son survived leukemia thanks to medical marijuana. CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports.
We first met Carter and his parents a year ago. Baby Carter suffers from Lamellar Ichthyosis, a rare skin disorder with no care that causes dark scales because of dead skin cells that don’t flake off. Despite corrective surgery, Carter’s skin is so tight that he can’t shut his eyes and spends most of his
In this video we dive into the facts and myths about marijuana use during pregnancy. Research to date does not support the use of marijuana during pregnancy, despite its effectiveness in providing relief for pregnancy symptoms. This video was made by McMaster students: Priyanka Lamba, Makenzie Lamb, and Purviben Mahida in collaboration with the McMaster
This video will explore ways medicinal marijuana can be ingested, including the challenges around dosages, and pros and cons of distribution methods.
Dr. Paul Daeninck, Head of Pain and Symptom management at CancerCare Manitoba, Medical oncologist and palliative care consultant, talks with Virtual Hospice about the benefits of using medical marijuana as a treatment.
John Barclay talks about how HB1095 becoming law will allow students like his daughter to stay in school while treating their medical conditions with marijuana.
A powerful, liquid form of marijuana is treating a life threatening form of epilepsy that nearly 40 children are battling.
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Parents using medical marijuana to treat both children with autism
Part 3 of our opioid series supported by the NIHCM Foundation looks at the potential for marijuana to improve outcomes in opioid addiction therapy. Some studies have shown that prescribing marijuana can ease the path to shaking an opioid dependence. There’s some new research in this area, and we’ll go through some of the studies.
For weeks, the face of Issue 3 has been a young girl and her family, who moved from Ohio to Colorado to legally get medical marijuana. NBC4’s Duane Pohlman traveled to Colorado to find the facts behind “Addyson’s Story.”
There’s been a lot of debate about medical marijuana over the years. Mike Bertaut takes a closer look at the discussion. Update: In 2020, the Louisiana Legislature passed a bill that allowed doctors to recommend medical marijuana for any debilitating condition. SUBSCRIBE TODAY https://www.youtube.com/user/BlueCrossLa LET’S CONNECT Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/bluecrossla LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/blue-cross-blue-shield-of-louisiana Twitter | https://twitter.com/BCBSLA
Dean Drosnes offers his perspective not only on marijuana, but regarding CBD (cannabidiol) oil, alternative pain management methods, and what this all means for treating chronic pain – especially when substance use disorder is a factor.
Dr. Daniel Kantor talks with Dr. David Brandes about using Medical Marijuana for treating symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis.
Medical marijuana for the treatment of epilepsy has been a controversial and intriguing topic for the last few years. Drawing upon both clinical experience and research findings, the panelists discuss the potential medical benefits and risks of using medical marijuana as a treatment for epilepsy. The panelists also review the legal and practical issues associated
Doctors Jon LaPook and Holly Phillips join “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to discuss the week’s top medical stories including a new report on medical marijuana and exciting news about a way to regenerate muscle tissue in patients with traumatic injuries.
Presented by Harvard graduate students Nick Jikomes, John Hatch, and Kayla Davis. Fall 2015 Lecture Series. Marijuana is a psychoactive substance widely used for both recreational and medicinal purposes. Medical marijuana is currently being used to treat a number of chronic conditions and diseases, despite its variable legal status in the U.S. This lecture will
Aurora Cannabis CEO Miguel Martin joins Closing Bell to discuss the future of vaping and the U.S. CBD market in the United States. Martin believes medical marijuana will be first to be approved at the federal level. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: https://cnb.cx/2NGeIvi » Subscribe to CNBC
How medical dispensaries are adapting to the health crisis surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more health stories at https://cronkitenews.azpbs.org/category/health/ Madison Atkinson/Cronkite News
In recent years, with the legalization of medical marijuana in a number of states, the interest in developing and researching marijuana for medical purposes has increased. However, challenges persist for the physicians who are trying to do so. Federal laws tightly regulate marijuana’s use and make it difficult for studies to be conducted and for
Medical marijuana for sleep apnea
From the 2018 Florida Medical All-Stars Expo – Presented by Michael Patterson CEO, NHA, OTR/L, CEAS – US Cannabis Pharmaceutical Research and Development LLC. – Medical Marijuana is one of the biggest changes to the Florida healthcare system in decades! Learn the basics of this new and evolving legal medicine and how you and your