The ANU Medical School’s Dr David Caldicott began his one-day crash course in medicinal cannabis by asking for a show of hands: how many people in the room had had a meaningful education on the medicinal uses of cannabis in medical school?Zero hands went up.”Same here,” confessed the emergency doctor.”I was taught nothing real on this subject in medical school.”Dr Caldicott went on to tell his audience the main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, THC, was “one of the safest compounds out there”.
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