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  • Casual Conversations #17 Hemp

     

    Casual Conversations #17 Hemp

    In this discussion, hosted by John Malanca from the Association of Cannabinoid Specialists, Dr. Jordan Tishler explores the complexities of hemp regulation and the medical implications of cannabinoid use.

    Kelsey Engvik MBA

    Written by Kelsey Engvik, MBA
    September 30, 2024

  • A Casual Conversation with Paul Armentano of NORML

     

    A Casual Conversation with Paul Armentano of NORML

     

    In this discussion hosted by Kelsey Engvik of the Association of Cannabinoid Specialists (ACS), the focus is on the evolution of cannabis policies in the U.S. and the unmet needs of patients. Special guests include Paul Armentano, Deputy Director of NORML, and Dr. Jordan Tishler, a cannabinoid specialist and president of ACS.

    Kelsey Engvik MBA

    Written by Kelsey Engvik, MBA
    June 11, 2024

  • Don’t Smoke Your Medicine – Whole Flower Vaporize Instead

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    Don’t Smoke Your Medicine – Whole Flower Vaporize Instead

    Whether cannabis is used in a medical or recreational context, doing so in the safest manner possible is paramount.  While there is good evidence that smoking cannabis is less risky than tobacco (1), it likely still poses some risk.

    Kelsey Engvik MBA

    Written by Kelsey Engvik, MBA
    April 09, 2024

  • Cannabis and Heart Disease: What Do We Really Know?

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    Cannabis and Heart Disease: What Do We Really Know?

    This week there has been a flurry of discussion about cannabis’ harmful effects on the heart.  I have received numerous anxiety-ridden emails from colleagues, patients, and my mother (she’s not on cannabis, go figure).  This all stems from a recently published scientific paper in the Journal of the American Heart Association. (1)

    Jordan Tishler MD

    Written by Jordan Tishler, MD
    February 29, 2024

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