California organizers and advocates hold 8 free virtual convenings to learn about Prop. 64 implementation and build our movement to repair the harm caused by the War on Drugs by centering racial justice, equity, and healing.
California organizers and advocates hold 8 free virtual convenings to learn about Prop. 64 implementation and build our movement to repair the harm caused by the War on Drugs by centering racial justice, equity, and healing.
California organizers and advocates hold 8 free virtual convenings to learn about Prop. 64 implementation and build our movement to repair the harm caused by the War on Drugs by centering racial justice, equity, and healing.
California organizers and advocates hold 8 free virtual convenings to learn about Prop. 64 implementation and build our movement to repair the harm caused by the War on Drugs by centering racial justice, equity, and healing.
California organizers and advocates hold 8 free virtual convenings to learn about Prop. 64 implementation and build our movement to repair the harm caused by the War on Drugs by centering racial justice, equity, and healing.
The SCC Journal Club meets monthly the first Friday of every month. Presentations will focus on a variety of articles and perspectives related to cannabis medicine, including but not limited to clinically-relevant articles and research methodology-focused papers.
The SCC Journal Club meets monthly the first Friday of every month. Presentations will focus on a variety of articles and perspectives related to cannabis medicine, including but not limited to clinically-relevant articles and research methodology-focused papers.
Join us for our quarterly meeting, available to all SCC members. Dr. Julie Holland is the featured speaker. She will be exploring: Cannabis and Connection - Therapy in Troubled Times. Why does hugging feel so good? Why are cannabis sales skyrocketing in our time of social isolation? The pleasure of social interactions are enabled by...
In this First Seminar, the Mexican Medical Cannabis Society (SOMEXCANN) and members of the Society of Cannabis Clinicians open a dialogue about the endocannabinoid system and cannabis therapeutics with leading experts on cannabis in clinical practice in Latin American.
Patricia Frye, MD and Genester Wilson-King, MD will host informal conversations with SCC course authors on each episode of the series. We will uncover how each author was introduced to cannabinoid medicine, what inspired them to focus on their particular specialty, and clinical pearls that they have learned along the way.
The SCC Journal Club meets monthly the first Friday of every month. Presentations will focus on a variety of articles and perspectives related to cannabis medicine, including but not limited to clinically-relevant articles and research methodology-focused papers.
Don’t miss the April edition of “Canna Talk with Frye and Wilson-King" on April 22nd as we explore Neurological & Movement Disorders with Stacey Kerr, MD.