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Director Dr. Igor Grant | Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research @UCSD | i.mtrbio.com/cmcr

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🚨New publication from Drs. Jamie Corroon ND MPH, Igor Grant (cmcr_director) and others finds no association between regular or recent cannabis smoking and the presence or extent of calcified plaque in carotid arteries.

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🚨 New research from Drs. Jamie Corroon ND MPH and Igor Grant / cmcr_director. A cross-sectional study found no association between regular cannabis smoking and the presence or extent of calcified plaque in carotid arteries, as measured by plaque volume and density, and Agatston score.

🚨 New research from Drs. <a href="/jcorroon/">Jamie Corroon ND MPH</a> and <a href="/iagrant/">Igor Grant</a> / <a href="/cmcr_director/">cmcr_director</a>. A cross-sectional study found no association between regular cannabis smoking and the presence or extent of calcified plaque in carotid arteries, as measured by plaque volume and density, and Agatston score.
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🚨 New Study Alert 🚨 A new publication by Drs. Jamie Corroon ND MPH and Igor Grant (cmcr_director), reports that a history of regular cannabis smoking, including the duration, recency, or cumulative joint/pipe years, was not associated with higher blood pressure or an increased prevalence

🚨 New Study Alert 🚨 A new publication by Drs. <a href="/jcorroon/">Jamie Corroon ND MPH</a> and <a href="/iagrant/">Igor Grant</a> (<a href="/cmcr_director/">cmcr_director</a>), reports that a history of regular cannabis smoking, including the duration, recency, or cumulative joint/pipe years, was not associated with higher blood pressure or an increased prevalence
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The Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research (CMCR) at UC San Diego is encouraged by the U.S. FDA  decision, reported in the New York Times on 11/20/24, to approve a MAPS clinical trial studying the safety and efficacy of high-potency smoked cannabis for treating PTSD in military

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📢 Calling all cannabis researchers !📢 The Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research at UCSD is seeking proposals for studies exploring the efficacy and safety of cannabis and cannabinoids. Funding Available: ➡️ Up to $275,000/year for 3 years (Primary Projects) ➡️ Up to

📢 Calling all cannabis researchers !📢 The Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research at UCSD is seeking proposals for studies exploring the efficacy and safety of cannabis and cannabinoids.

Funding Available:
➡️ Up to $275,000/year for 3 years (Primary Projects)
➡️ Up to