UCLA–JAMA Study Revisited: Medical Cannabis Falls Short for Anxiety, Depression and PTSD — 2,500-Study Meta-Analysis
A UCLA research team's meta-analysis of 2,500 studies published in JAMA is being reexamined. The analysis concludes that medical cannabis is less effective than expected for treating anxiety, depression, and PTSD, and is being interpreted as a caution against inflated expectations.
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