The history of the therapeutic use of Cannabis sativa L. in humans goes back approximately
3000 years, first mentioned by the Emperor Shen Nung in the Chinese Compendium of …

Sir The use and acceptance of medicinal marijuana has expanded, with a growing number
of states passing legislature in favor of comprehensive cannabis programs (1). The benefits …

We have read the interesting paper by Sheriff et al., regarding the potentials of cannabinoids
in dermatology (1). Although, we think by addressing the potential of cannabinoids in the …

Evidence suggests that cannabinoids have anti-inflammatory and antineoplastic properties.
However, there is evidence that they can also negatively affect skin health. 2, 3 For example …

AbstractUniversity of Conneticut School of Medicine The public and health care providers
are increasingly curious about the potential medical benefits of Cannabis. In vitro and in vivo …

With increased availability of over-the-counter topical and systemic cannabis products,
interest in cannabinoid applications for dermatologic conditions is soaring. Cannabinoids …

Cannabinoids (CBDs) represent a diverse class of chemicals that may be beneficial in the
treatment of various skin diseases due to antipruritic, anti-inflammatory, and antinociceptive …

Cannabis is increasingly being used world-wide to treat a variety of dermatological
conditions. Medicinal cannabis is currently legalized in Canada, 31 states in America and 19 …

Numerous studies have investigated its uses for chronic pain, spasticity, anorexia, and
nausea. In recent years, researchers have also investigated its use for the treatment of …

Cannabis refers to product derived from a plant species known as Cannabis sativa. The
plant contains cannabinoids, two of the most prominent being tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) …