
Study Published in Canadian Journal of Pain Finds Medical Marijuana Linked to Improvements in Pain, Mental Health and Quality of Life
A study published by the Canadian Journal of Pain reports that patients with chronic pain who used medical marijuana experienced measurable improvements in pain-related outcomes, mental health indicators and overall quality of life over a 24-week period.The prospective observational study was led by Dr. Hance Clarke, Director of Pain Services at University Health Network in Toronto, and was published this week in the Canadian Journal of Pain. The research evaluated patient-reported outcomes among individuals receiving medical marijuana under the supervision of a health-care provider as part of



