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Positive and extensive media attention might affect outcomes of cannabis trials

In double-blind, placebo-controlled cannabinoid trials, placebo was significantly associated with pain reduction. Still, the trials received positive media attention, which researchers said could shape the results of future cannabinoid trials.“We see that cannabis studies are often described in positive terms in the media regardless of their results,” Filip Gedin, PhD, of the

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DiEM25 and a new progressive policy for Sweden

Sweden currently lacks a progressive political force adapted for a society where so many independent power factors influence people's daily lives

Marc wihlstrandVassilios vassiliadisFilip gedinChiara dominici

Placebo Effect a Major Driver of Pain Reduction in Cannabis Trials

A strong placebo response may be largely responsible for the significant pain reduction observed in clinical trials of cannabis-based therapies, results of a new meta-analysis suggest.

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Gone to pot: New study claims cannabis is no better than a placebo for treating pain

Gone to pot: New study claims cannabis is no better than a placebo for treating pain
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Is medical marijuana a myth in some cases? Using cannabis no better than placebo for treating pain, study shows

The findings come from a review of 20 clinical studies which examined the pain-relieving benefits of using marijuana involving more than 1,500 participants.

Karolinska institutetFilip gedinDepartment of clinical neuroscienceClinical neuroscience

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