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"We will put forth
a body of research that will overpower ignorance and duplicity"
announced moderator Al
Byrne as he opened
The Third National Clinical Conference on Cannabis Therapeutics.
We will let the attendees speak to the validity of that claim.
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The Third National Clinical Conference
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"We had more than 120 people,
and we had physicians and nurses representing at least
10 different state nursing associations, with plans
for them to go back and do something in their respective
states," said
Mary Lynn Mathre, RN, president of Patients Out of Time |
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The Third National Clinical Conference
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| "Cannabinoids
are useful therapeutic agents for movement disorders
and have potential as neuroprotective agents to slow
the progression of neurodegenerative diseases,"
such as Parkinson's disease and Tourette's syndrome,
said Juan Sanchez-Ramos, Director of Movement Disorders
at the University of South Florida in Miami...More
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| "The public-at-large and greater
medical community are other matters. Clinical cannabis has a huge
hurdle to surpass in the form of ignorance and prejudice against
it. This will require greater familiarity with positive results
from clinical trials with cannabis based medicines, such as the
extract Sativex and its demonstrated efficacy and safety." said
Dr. Russo. More
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Patients Out of Time
presented The Third National Clinical Conference
on Cannabis Therapeutics May 20-22, 2004 in Charlottesville,
VA.
The Office of Continuing Medical Education of the
University of Virginia’s Health System sponsored
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Co-presenters were the University of Virginia School of
Nursing, the Pain Management Center, Department of Anesthesiology,
University of Virginia School of Medicine,
the Virginia Nurses Association and
the University of Virginia School of Law. |
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The conference theme, “Cannabis Use Throughout
the Life Span”
Topics that were examined and discussed by researchers and clinicians
from
the United States, Canada, The Netherlands, Israel and the United
Kingdom.
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- Childhood use for behavioral problems
- general pediatric applications
- use during pregnancy
- dependence and addiction risk
- traumatic brain injury treatment
- pain, movement disorder and other symptomatic treatments
- delivery modalities
- clinical trial reports
- hospice use and other medical and legal issues will all be
addressed.
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The conference was held at the Omni
Hotel in the downtown area of Charlottesville, VA.
Press and journalist contact: Al Byrne
ph (434) 263-4484 fax (434) 263-6753
Al@medicalcannabis.com |
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Patients Out of Time would like to express our sincere appreciation
for the assistance provided by the following:
Financial Contributors:
The Phogg Phoundation, Austin, TX
Advanced
Nutrients, Abbotsford, B.C., Canada
Marijuana Policy
Project, Washington, DC
Corporate Contributors:
“Doonesbury”,
Mr. Garry Trudeau, New York, NY
This original cartoon was donated for auction

“Alpsnack”,
Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps, Escondido, CA
Hemp Oil
Canada, Inc., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Hempzels, Inc.
of Lancaster Trading Company, Lancaster, PA
Storz & Bickel
GmbH & Co. KG, Tuttlingen, Germany |
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