www.massmed.org | Alan Ehrlich, MD, assistant professor of family medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, discusses the evidence of the efficacy and harms of medical marijuana.
His presentation focuses the use of medical marijuana for such conditions as glaucoma, multiple sclerosis, Crohn’s disease, HIV related disorders, ALS, and epilepsy. His presentation was part of the Massachusetts Medical Society’s CME program in June 2014, “Medical Marijuana: Regulations, Responsibilities and Communication.”
Parents of a young boy are using medical marijuana to help manage violent self control issues due to Autism. The boys parents were not able to find a solution to their sons violent outbursts and self destructive behavior.They then researched using medical marijuana as a solution. The child has shown remarkable positive results using the liquid form of the drug.
