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The main objection to the medical use of marijuana by the federal government is largely attributable today to a national policy of zero-tolerance toward illicit drugs.
15 cze 2021 · The top three mutually exclusive primary medical conditions reported were unspecified chronic pain (38.8%), anxiety (13.5%) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) (8.4%). The average number of comorbid conditions reported was 2.7, of which anxiety was the most common (28.3%).
The principles of biomedical ethics--beneficence and nonmaleficence, respect for autonomy, and justice--can help to guide cannabis care. To uphold the principles of beneficence and nonmaleficence, providers should recommend cannabis only for conditions where the evidence base is well-established.
3 gru 2017 · The increasing use of medical cannabis (MC) in the past decade raises several ethical considerations for the clinician. Regulatory issues stem from a gap between MC registration and certification in each country.
Adolescents and Young Adults: have greater vulnerability to the toxic effects of marijuana on the brain, at increased risk of addiction, at risk of developing mental illness, and at risk of performing more poorly at school and work. Psychiatric Conditions: marijuana can cause transient mood, anxiety, schizophrenia.
An ethical objection to recommendation of medical marijuana use but not attestation of a qualifying condition may hinge on what the physician perceives to be their degree of involvement, and thus, moral culpability, in a patient's immoral action.
This scoping review, with a focus on state health policy, first describes some clinical studies examining the therapeutic benefits of medical marijuana. Next, there is a discussion of the Florida regulatory environment and major legislation. Also, the review describes how the current Florida policy landscape presents challenges for physicians ...
