NuggMD 2023 Cannabis Conditions Report
We explore the most common conditions patients are treating with medical cannabis and what that means for doctors, policymakers, and consumers.
Dr. Kessler has been practicing non-surgical sports medicine, pain management and rehabilitative medicine for the past 20 years. He began his career as an in-house trauma surgeon, covering multiple New York City hospitals and trauma centers. He also has extensive experience treating orthopedic, spine and head injuries. In 2000, Dr. Kessler became the owner and Medical Director of Spine and Sports Medicine, a large multi-specialty office in midtown Manhattan, treating acute injuries and chronic pain syndromes. He is an ardent advocate of medical cannabis for use in conjunction with other medical modalities.
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We explore the most common conditions patients are treating with medical cannabis and what that means for doctors, policymakers, and consumers.
Cannabis edibles have numerous benefits, including some for GI health, but do edibles cause constipation? Here's what the current research says.
Depression is a common mental health condition, and many people turn to cannabis for help treating it. But, is depression after quitting weed common?
COPD is a common lung condition often associated with smoking tobacco. With this connection, can marijuana cause COPD. We asked a doctor.
Despite its potential role in managing pain, there’s a subset of cannabis consumers who report headaches after consuming cannabis. We ask a medical expert why.
With this slow absorption and even slower removal of THC when taken via edibles, are THC edibles bad for kidney health? We ask a medical expert.
The rise of consumption among athletes and fitness fanatics is no surprise. Working out while high may be the new norm for many, but is it wise to mix sports with Cannabis sativa?
Are edibles bad for your liver? Considering the liver’s vital role in metabolizing substances, it’s important to explore the potential impact of edibles on this essential organ.
Many adults have claimed to tackle their ADHD symptoms with CBD products, with varying claims of improvement. But does the research back them up?
When using cannabis for ADHD, patients report that some strains are better than others. If you’re considering using cannabis to treat ADHD, it’s important to know the different options and how they might impact you.
CBD products have become a widely popular option for those looking to get the medicinal benefits of cannabis without the intoxicating effects of THC. Some people wonder if THC induces hunger, can CBD reduce it?
Some people have found that CBD helps with weight loss, and there are a variety of different products you can consider if this is your goal. However, weight loss is a complex issue, and research on CBD is still in its earliest stages.
Having a beverage handy is essential to a pleasant experience when consuming cannabis, as the mouth can become parched. This feeling of thirst is what cannabis consumers refer to as "cotton mouth."
As CBD has been widely acclaimed for its anti-inflammatory and pain-reducing properties, it begs the question: Can CBD be the answer for those suffering from sciatica?
Weighing CBD product growth and Eliquis’ possible side effects when used with other medicines, is it safe to use cannabidiol with prescribed Eliquis or other anticoagulants?
Medical professionals, patients, and policymakers alike are seeking answers to the crucial question: Is it safe to smoke weed every day?
As the interest in CBD grows, so does the variety of products available in the market, including CBD creams formulated explicitly for foot pain. Is this a safe and effective choice?
While the use of CBD has exploded, emerging research focuses on its potential therapeutic impact on targeted health concerns, including eye health.