Presentations will address patient and healthcare provider perspectives on CBD and other cannabinoid use, sex differences in the effects of cannabinoids, use of cannabinoids in pregnancy, and government agency perspectives on CBD research and evaluation, the press release says.
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Conditions such as chronic pain, anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances—all conditions for which CBD is often marketed—are more prevalent in women than men, the press release explains. Therefore, it is particularly important to take any possible sex and gender differences into account, with regards to the safety of CBD and other cannabinoids.Speaker bios and program forthcoming.
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