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Episode 3 - Cannabis Use and Cardiovascular Risk with Jamie Corroon, ND, MPH

In this episode, Dr. Igor Grant speaks with Jamie Corroon, ND, MPH about the impact of cannabis use on cardiovascular health. They explore various studies focusing on heart disease, hypertension, and atherosclerosis, discussing both acute and long-term effects of cannabis.

Dr. Corroon shares insights from his research, highlighting the importance of understanding the relationship between cannabis and cardiovascular outcomes, while also addressing the need for more rigorous studies to clarify potential risks.

 

Episode 2 - Potential Implications of Rescheduling with Igor Grant, MD

In this episode (Recorded in December 2024), Drs. Igor Grant and Jamie Corroon discuss the potential implications of rescheduling cannabis from a Schedule I to a Schedule III controlled substance.

They explore the current scheduling system, the medicinal value of cannabis, the challenges researchers face under Schedule I, and how rescheduling could impact research and funding. They also emphasize the need for harmonization between state and federal laws to facilitate cannabis research.


 

Episode 1 - Cannabis Impaired Driving with Tom Marcotte, PhD

In this episode, Dr. Tom Marcotte discusses a significant study on the acute effects of cannabis on driving impairment, detailing the methodology, findings, and implications for public safety and law enforcement.

The conversation explores how THC levels affect driving performance, the perception of impairment among users, and the challenges of conducting cannabis research in a regulated environment. Future research directions and participant recruitment for upcoming studies are also highlighted.


 

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