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1 online resource (streaming video file) (31 min.) ; 167077878 bytes |
| Summary |
The anecdotal evidence that cannabis has a positive effect on a long list of medical conditions from epilepsy to pain, cancer, even Alzheimer's disease is building. However, to date there's been scant clinical evidence to back up these claims. At long last that may be changing. In this half-hour special, Dr Graham Phillips finds that researchers are now applying scientific rigour to convert anecdote into data and it turns out there could be plenty of promise in this so-called "wonder weed" |
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Closed captioning in English |
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Broadcast 2016-11-01 at 20:02:00 |
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Classification: PG |
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Cannabinoids -- Analysis.
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Cannabis -- Therapeutic use.
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Clinical trials.
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Drug legalization.
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Marijuana abuse.
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Medical sciences -- Research.
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Australia.
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Streaming video
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Anderson, Lyndsey, contributor
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Arnold, Jonathon, contributor
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Chye, Richard, contributor
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Davidson, Annette, contributor
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Davidson, Lachie, contributor
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Elwell, LJae, contributor
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Kandel, Ruth, contributor
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Karl, Tim, contributor
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Lightfoot, Paul, contributor
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McGregor, Iain, contributor
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Mechoulam, Raphael, contributor
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Phillips, Graham, reporter
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Scheffer, Ingrid, 1958- contributor
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Stuart, Jordyn, contributor
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Suraev, Anastasia, contributor
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Warner, Phil, contributor
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