Southern CT Wellness & Healing

Research

Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association (CPA) plans on working with the Yale University School of Medicine to conduct a research monitoring program with licensed marijuana growers and dispensaries. SCWH will work with these institutions and their programs to provide any necessary data related to cannabinoid strengths as it relates to patients’ treatment outcomes, effectiveness, benefits, adverse impacts/events, and drug interactions.

All SCWH supplied documentation to support this study will comply with HIPPA regulations to ensure patient confidentiality of private medical information.

Education

How does medical marijuana help Multiple Sclerosis patients?
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How does medical marijuana help Multiple Sclerosis patients?

The treatment of spasticity in multiple sclerosis patients is a focus of medical marijuana therapy. Several pharmacological products containing cannabinoids D9-THC, CBD, or synthetic D9-THC are now available. Weakness, pain, and involuntary sudden movements are [...]

February 16th, 2017|

How does medical marijuana help cancer patients?
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How does medical marijuana help cancer patients?

Medical cannabis (marijuana) has been shown to alleviate nausea and vomiting of cancer chemotherapy. There is also evidence of reduced anxiety and improved sleep among cancer patients. Studies have also shown medical cannabis improves appetite [...]

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