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Cannabis and Women's Health

A developing course examining endocannabinoid biology and cannabinoid research across reproductive and women's health, with evidence graded by product, formulation, population and indication.

Duration
Multi-module · self-paced
Instructor
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Learning format
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12-month access from confirmed payment. Certificate of completion included.

Cannabis and Women's Health
Institute for Cannabinoid Therapy
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Overview

A developing course examining endocannabinoid biology and cannabinoid research across reproductive and women's health, with evidence graded by product, formulation, population and indication.

Proposed learning objectives — subject to academic approval
  • Describe current understanding of endocannabinoid signalling in female reproductive physiology.
  • Appraise the quality and limitations of cannabinoid evidence across selected women's health indications.
Curriculum
  1. 01
    The endocannabinoid system in female physiology

    Current biological evidence and its limitations.

  2. 02
    Menstruation, endometriosis and pelvic pain

    Mechanistic hypotheses and appraisal of limited clinical evidence.

  3. 03
    Menopause and associated symptoms

    Current evidence concerning mood, sleep and other outcomes.

  4. 04
    Safety, pregnancy and lactation

    Risk appraisal and responsible patient communication.

Who should attend
Medical practitionersNurse practitionersPharmacistsAllied healthResearchersGynaecologists
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