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Breast Cancer, Cannabis, and Tamoxifen: Understanding the Dangers of Drug-Drug Interactions
https://unitedpatientsgroup.com/blog/2017/08/31/breast-cancer-cannabis-and-tamoxifen-understanding-the-dangers-of-drug-drug-interactions/
For many people living with life-limiting and life-threatening diseases like cancer, medical cannabis has long been hailed as a gift, both for symptom control and for its potential to limit the disease process itself.
Cannabinoids: its role in the control of inflammation, emesis and dysmotility in the gastrointestinal tract
Virginia Thornley, M.D., Neurologist, Epileptologist @VThornleyMD
August 15, 2018
Introduction
Using medical cannabis in medical practice, one stumbles on incidental anecdotal symptoms that are relieved including effects on the gastrointestinal tract.
With the advent of cannabinoids, more and more conditions are determined to be helped with its use. This includes the conditions affecting the…
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Cannabinoids: potential role in the detection and reduction of pancreatic tumor load in pre-clinical studies
Cannabinoids: potential role in the detection and reduction of pancreatic tumor load in pre-clinical studies
Virginia Thornley, M.D., Neurologist, Epileptologist
@VThornleyMD
August 1, 2018
Introduction
Cannabinoids are gaining more recognition in treatment not only of pain, seizures and mood disorder but also in a wide variety of conditions. There have been 3 decades of pre-clinical research studying the mechanisms as it relates to the different organ systems. There has been an exponential increase…
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Cannabinoids: pathways and role in the management of motor tics
Cannabinoids: pathways and role in the management of motor tics
Virginia Thornley, M.D., Neurologist, Epileptologist
July 16, 2018
@VThornleyMD
https://neurologybuzz.com/
Introduction
As medical marijuana emerges from the caves of obscurity in treating illnesses, physicians are at the forefront of rediscovering ailments that can be treated by medical cannabis. While most traditional scientists and trained clinicians do not think highly of anecdotal…
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A review on pre-clinical cannabinoid studies: anti-angiogenesis and reduction of MMP-2 expression inhibiting cancer cell growth
A review on pre-clinical cannabinoid studies: anti-angiogenesis and reduction of MMP-2 expression inhibiting cancer cell growth
Virginia Thornley, M.D., Neurologist, Epileptologist
June 24, 2018
@VThornleyMD
https://neurologybuzz.com/
Introduction
The surge of recognition of the medical significance of the cannabis sativa can no longer be ignored. frustrated with the futility of current pharmaceutic agents, their associated side effects and costs, there is a growing tendency for more natriceutic measure of therapy.…
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Cannabinoids in obsessive-compulsive disorder: mechanisms and effectiveness in the animal model
Virginia Thornley, M.D., Neurologist, Epileptologist
June 16, 2018
Introduction
Obsessive compulsive disorder is well known to the lay as someone who is excessive interested in keeping their environment clean and orderly. It is a neuropsychiatric condition, where thoughts or actions are repetitive. Usually in involves the complex balance of neurotransmitters withing the nervous system so that…
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The fatal effects and mechanisms of synthetic cannabinoids including JWH compounds used recreationally
The fatal effects and mechanisms of synthetic cannabinoids including JWH compounds used recreationally
Virginia Thornley, M.D., Neurologist, Epileptologist
@VThornleyMD
May 31, 2018
Introduction
While advocacy groups are well-versed and even the public is aware of the increasing popularity of marijuana use for medical purposes, with many research studies ongoing, there is the darker side of the equation from which the stigma first grew, its intent for recreation and subsequent abuse.
There are…
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Scientific and clinical evidence of cannabidiol (CBD) and seizure control: mechanisms, randomized controlled clinical trials, open label trials and animal models
Scientific and clinical evidence of cannabidiol (CBD) and seizure control: mechanisms, randomized controlled clinical trials, open label trials and animal models
Virginia Thornley, M.D., Neurologist, Epileptologist
May 22, 2018
Introduction
There are numerous scientific studies that have studied the effect of cannabidiol by itself on seizure control encompassing animal models, longitudinal observational studies, case series and currently randomized double-blinded placebo-controlled clinical trials. It is difficult to ignore the wealth of information…
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