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Introduction
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Targeting the Peripheral endocannabinoid system
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Indian Series Cannabinoids
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Allodynia
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CNS side effects
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Oral cancer pain
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Chemotherapyinduced neuropathy
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Summary
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Thank you
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How can we accelerate cannabis research
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Takeaways
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Urgency
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Map
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Globalization
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History of Cannabis Research
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Schedules of Drugs
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Research
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archaic politics
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research barriers
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Crowdsourcing
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Example of Crowdsourcing
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Funding for Cannabis Research
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Private Philanthropy
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Foundations
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Corporate philanthropy
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Jefferson Center
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Colorado
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University of Mississippi
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Description:
Explore the potential of synthetic non-psychoactive cannabinoids for chronic pain management in this 43-minute lecture by Dr. Igor Spigelman, Professor at UCLA School of Dentistry. Delve into the targeting of the peripheral endocannabinoid system, Indian Series Cannabinoids, and their effects on allodynia and CNS side effects. Examine applications in oral cancer pain and chemotherapy-induced neuropathy. Gain insights into accelerating cannabis research, including discussions on funding sources, research barriers, and the role of crowdsourcing. Understand the historical context of cannabis research, drug scheduling, and the importance of globalizing efforts. Learn about key research centers and institutions involved in cannabis studies, and grasp the urgency and potential of this field for future medical applications.

Cannabinoids for Chronic Pain - Igor Spigelman, PhD - UCLA Health Cannabis Research Initiative

University of California, Los Angeles
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