Medicinal cannabis is changing the face of clinical medicine.
We are the leaders of that change.
About CED Foundation
Dedicated to promoting usage and knowledge of medicinal cannabis, CED Foundation recognizes the need for scientific discovery, medical implementation, and public education on the topic.
Meet Benjamin Caplan, MD. A board-certified family medicine physician, Dr. Caplan is dedicated to offering patients the best treatment options. It is this passion that led him to research, and recommend, the usage of medicinal cannabis as an option for a myriad of ailments.
He regularly oversees the clinical administration of medicinal cannabis and takes pride in seeing his patients respond successfully to treatments. As a community leader, he believes he has a responsibility to educate the public, patients, and fellow practitioners on the ways medicinal cannabis can promote wellness.
Medical Applications
The list of ailments treatable by medicinal cannabis is constantly expanding and includes cancer, mental health issues/PTSD, skin conditions, and pain management, to name a few.
Treatment Methods
The days of cannabis being burned and inhaled are over. An innovative and growing industry is providing physicians and patients a multitude of safer treatment options. Newer administration techniques are not only more effective, but also far more accessible.
Resources
We are dedicated to elevating the knowledge and conversation concerning medicinal cannabis. In our quest to better inform the public, please visit our blog, FAQs, History of Cannabis section, and other useful content.
From Dr. Caplan’s Twitter
@VoteOnPolicy @Peter_Grinspoon Great point, thank you for sharing! Why should people who donโt have or want kids adjust their preferences to what suits the others!? So right!
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Latest Posts
The world of medicinal cannabis is changing every day. Learn more.
The Possible Effects of Cannabis Use in Adolescent Females
What Every Pediatric Gynecologist Should Know About Marijuana Use in Adolescents In summary A recent article has called for pediatric gynecologists to ward against the use of cannabis in adolescent females. By pointing out the inconsistent conclusions from multiple papers discussing the effect of cannabis use on neural development and fertility the author hopes to
Health Risks Associated with Co-Use of Cannabis and Nicotine
Types of cannabis and tobacco_nicotine co-use and associated outcomes in young adulthood In summary A recent survey has revealed the increased health risks and behavioral issues of those who use both cannabis and nicotine. After separating survey respondents into five categories based on use patterns (single-product use; concurrent use only; sequential use only; coadministration only;
More Research on Adolescent Cannabis Use and Mental Disorders
The persistence of the association between adolescent cannabis use and common mental disorders into young adulthood In summary Further examination of chronic cannabis use in adolescents correlates with a higher prevalence of anxiety. Research discussing adolescent cannabis use and mental disorders has been inconsistent, mainly debating whether or not some mental disorders are caused by