Accident Gives MS Doctor Insight into Patients' Lives
British MS expert becomes a patient
At a conference hosted two years ago by the Parkinson's Foundation, many neurologists had a pressing issue on their minds: pot. "Doctors were saying that the number one question from their patients was, 'Can I use medical cannabis for my Parkinson's disease?'"The answer isn't a simple one, according to a summary of pot use recommendations that was prompted by that question and published recently by the Parkinson's Foundation.
Source: HealthDay
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