Cancer and Cannabis
Laboratory and preclinical cannabinoid research in cancer, the current limits of clinical evidence, and the distinction between anticancer claims and symptom or supportive-care considerations.
- Duration
- 40 minutes + quiz
- Instructor
- Prof Kylie O'Brien (Australia)
- Level
- Module
- Status
- Available now
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Laboratory and preclinical cannabinoid research in cancer, the current limits of clinical evidence, and the distinction between anticancer claims and symptom or supportive-care considerations.
- Describe laboratory and preclinical findings concerning cannabinoids in cancer without inferring clinical effectiveness.
- Distinguish anticancer claims from the separate evidence and safety considerations relevant to symptom management and supportive care.
- 01Recorded lecture
A 40-minute lecture delivered by the module educator.
- 02Assessment quiz
A short quiz assessing understanding of the key learning points.
Is this module part of a course?+
No — this is a standalone specialised module.
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This module is available now. Access begins after confirmed payment and continues for 12 months.
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A certificate of completion records completion of the educational activity. It is not a professional qualification, licence, specialist credential or accreditation unless expressly stated otherwise.
