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Current IACM-Bulletins
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- IACM-Bulletin of 04 December 2022
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in the treatment of children with autism
- Science/Human: Cannabis legalisation was associated with lower use of opioids in cancer patients
- Science/Human: A transdermal CBD gel improved symptoms in fragile X syndrome according to controlled study
- Science/Human: Palmitoylethanolamide improved diabetic-related neuropathic pain in a placebo-controlled trial
- IACM-Bulletin of 19 November 2022
- USA: Voters in Maryland and Missouri approved the legalisation of cannabis for use by adults
- Science/Human: Cannabis may improve quality for life in treatment-resistant fibromyalgia women
- Science/Human: Cannabis may improve quality of life in Tourette’s syndrome according to a survey
- Science/Human: Cannabis may improve pain and reduce inflammation
- Science/Human: CBD may reduce mood and sleep in patients with anxiety disorder
- Science/Human: Patients with treatment refractory chronic pain may profit from cannabis
- IACM-Bulletin of 05 November 2022
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in the treatment of emotionally unstable personality disorder according to a case series
- Science/Human: The use of cannabis is associated with a lower risk of metabolic disorders in people infected with the hepatitis C virus
- Science/Human: Cannabis use improves quality of life according to an observational data review
- Science/Human: The inhalation of THC rich cannabis flowers but not the intake of the CBD extract reduces chronic low back pain
- Science/Human: Cannabis use in people living with HIV was associated with increased physical activity
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be very effective against headache according to a survey
- IACM-Bulletin of 23 October 2022
- IACM: The IACM honoured four researchers at the Cannabinoid Conference 2022
- Science/Human: The use of cannabis is associated with reduced opioid use
- Science/Human: The medical use of cannabis may reduce nightmares in patients with post-traumatic stress disorder
- Science/Human: The use of cannabis may improve symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease
- Science/Human: Cannabis is well tolerated by older adults with dementia and improves symptoms
- Science/Human: Patients with advanced cancer may profit from a treatment with a water soluble preparation of THC and CBD
- Science/Human: There may be no differences in psychotic symptomatology between cannabis users and non-users
- Science/Human: A CBD gel was associated with significant improvement in pain of patients with lumbar spinal stenosis
- IACM-Bulletin of 09 October 2022
- USA: President Joe Biden pardons thousands of people with federal offenses for simple cannabis possession
- Science/Human: CBD-rich cannabis oil reduced agitation related to dementia in a placebo-controlled study
- Science/Human: Medical cannabis patients report health improvements and reductions in opioid use
- Science/Human: Medical cannabis is usually well tolerated by older adults
- Science/Human: Cannabis use is associated with a lower rate of persistent opioid use after total joint arthroplasty.
- Science/Human: CBD-rich cannabis oil was effective in adults with drug-resistant focal epilepsy
- Science/Human: Cannabis-based medicines may improve symptoms in autism spectrum disorder
- Science/Human: Sex differences in relief of cancer symptoms by cannabis
- Science/Human: Cannabis use was associated with reduced severe acute respiratory syndrome in corona virus 2 infection in pregnant women
- IACM-Bulletin of 25 September 2022
- Science/Human: Cannabis may improve autism symptoms
- Science/Human: A CBD-rich cannabis extract improved symptoms in drug-resistant epilepsy
- Science/Human: Oleoylethanolamide may improve clinical outcome in stroke patients according to a controlled study
- Science/Human: Palmitoylethanolamide may improve negative symptoms in patients with schizophrenia
- IACM-Bulletin of 11 September 2022
- IACM: Conference attendees to receive additional free IACM membership
- Science/Human: Legalisation of cannabis in the US leads to big revenue losses for pharmaceutical companies
- Science/Human: THC may be beneficial in Tourette syndrome according to a controlled study
- Science/Human: Cannabis use in gastroparesis is associated with lower risk of vomiting
- Science/Human: CBD may be helpful in the treatment of joint pain
- IACM-Bulletin of 28 August 2022
- Science/Human: Cannabis improves abdominal pain in gastroparesis
- Science/Human: CBD may be effective in the treatment of joint pain according to a survey
- Science/Human: Cannabis use was protective against overweight in HIV-hepatitis C virus co-infected people
- Science/Human: Cannabis was associated with a lower risk of mortality in hospital in patients with gastroparesis
- Science/Human: CBD may prevent from chemotherapy-induced neuropathy in an open study
- Science/Human: Cannabis is effective in nausea and vomiting during pregnancy according to a survey
- Science/Human: THC may be helpful in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder according to a controlled study
- Science/Human: THC facilitates fear extinction learning
- Science/Human: Cannabis use is not associated with amotivation
- IACM-Bulletin of 14 August 2022
- Science/Human: Many women use cannabis for the treatment of menopause-related symptoms
- Science/Human: CBD may reduce symptoms of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in palliative care
- Science/Human: Cannabis use may be associated with a lower COVID-19 severity in hospitalised patients according to a retrospective analysis
- Science/Human: The effect of cannabis on fibromyalgia may in part be explained by an improvement of mood
- Science/Human: CBD may be helpful in anxiety disorders
- Science/Human: Oral THC may be helpful in the treatment of chronic pain
- Science/Human: CBD may reduce pain after surgery according to a placebo-controlled study
- IACM-Bulletin of 17 July 2022
- Science/Human: Very low doses of a THC-rich cannabis extract improved memory in a patient with Alzheimer's disease
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in the treatment of fatigue according to and app-based survey
- Science/Human: Cannabis use does not reduce motivation
- Science/Human: Cannabis use was associated with less short-term medical complications after spinal surgery
- Science/Human: Cannabis is perceived helpful by patients with Parkinson’s disease
- Science/Human: Cannabis may reduce pain in musculoskeletal disorder according to a survey
- IACM-Bulletin of 19 June 2022
- Brasil: Superior Court of Justice authorised 3 patients to grow cannabis for medical treatment
- USA: Rhode Island becomes 19th state to legalize cannabis for adults
- Science/Human: Successful treatment of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma with topical CBD
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be beneficial in anxiety and depression according to a large retrospective study
- Science/Human: Many Canadian pain patients use cannabis for symptom control
- Science/Human: Cannabis use is associated with lower corpulence in people with hepatitis C
- Science/Human: Cannabis intake with a new metered dose inhaler is effective in the treatment of chronic pain
- IACM-Bulletin of 05 June 2022
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in the treatment of nausea according to an app based study
- Science/Human: Topical CBD effective in the treatment of thump basal joint arthritis according to a controlled study
- Science/Human: Cannabis may alleviate symptoms associated with cancer
- Science/Human: CBD may show some efficacy in children with autism spectrum disorder according to a controlled study
- IACM-Bulletin of 22 May 2022
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful against cancer pain according to an open study
- Science/Human: Cannabis may improve anxiety and depression according to retrospective study
- Science/Human: CBD cream may be helpful in psoriasis
- Science/Human: Cannabis preparations may be helpful in Parkinson’s disease
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in sleeping disorders according to small study
- Science/Human: Cannabis users with traumatic brain injury were at lesser risk for stroke than non-users
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful for the treatment of nausea during pregnancy
- Science/Human: The legalisation of cannabis in the state of Washington was associated with reduced use of alcohol and tobacco in youth
- Science/Human: Many patients with upper extremity conditions use cannabis in Canada
- IACM-Bulletin of 24 April 2022
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in inflammatory bowel disease according to survey
- Science/Human: The legalisation of cannabis for adults may be associated with reduced prescription drug use
- Science/Human: A cannabis extract was superior to long acting opiates in patients with neuropathic back pain
- IACM-Bulletin of 10 April 2022
- IACM: The Cannabinoid Conference 2022 is dedicated to Daniela Parolaro
- IACM: Former Chairwoman Daniela Parolaro passed away
- USA: House of Representatives supports the legalisation of cannabis, but the bill faces dim prospects in the Senate
- Science/Human: THC reduces opioid use in older pain patients even in low doses
- Science/Human: The legalisation of cannabis in the USA did not increase cannabis-related treatments
- Science/Human: Cannabidivarin may be effective in the treatment of epilepsy in girls with Rett syndrome
- IACM-Bulletin of 27 March 2022
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in Tourette syndrome according to an open study
- Science/Human: The anxiolytic effect of CBD depends on the nature of trauma in post-traumatic stress disorder
- Science/Human: Cannabis is effective in the treatment of nausea according to self-reports
- Science/Human: Cannabis use is common in patients with hair loss and helps them cope with anxiety and depression
- IACM-Bulletin of 13 February 2022
- USA: Mississippi becomes the 37th state to legalise the medical use of cannabis
- Science/Human: Cannabis may be helpful in the treatment of chronic migraine according to a retrospective study
- Science/Human: A cannabis extract and pure THC reduce pain according to two analyses from the German Pain e-Registry
- Science/Human: Patients with neuropathic pain may benefit from a treatment with cannabis
- Science/Human: Cannabis use is associated with decreased mortality in trauma patients
- IACM-Bulletin of 16 January 2022
- Science/Cells: Cannabinoids may have the potential to prevent and treat infection by the new coronavirus
- Science/Human: Among older adults in Canada medicinal cannabis products are more often used by women than by men
- Science/Human: Cannabis is used for a variety of medical reasons in the USA and Canada
- Science/Human: Fatal outcome in a clinical study with the new FAAH inhibitor in healthy adults
- IACM-Bulletin of 02 January 2022
- Science/Human: The medical use of cannabis may be helpful in severe treatment resistant epilepsy
- Science/Human: CBD in addition to THC in cannabis cigarettes reduces anxiety while keeping positive subjective effects
- Science/Animal: CBD inhibits growth of glioblastoma by altering the tumour microenvironment among other mechanisms
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Online Events 2020
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Conference 2022
The 12th IACM Conference on Cannabinoids in Medicine will be we be held on 20 and 21 October 2022 together with the Swiss SSCM in Basel/Switzerland.
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