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Opioids: study suggests improving the debilitating effects of cancer treatments with medicinal cannabis

Dion Smyth
Posted 29 March 2018 - 12:24

Exploring the use and efficacy of medicinal cannabis as a safe treatment option for people who are undergoing palliative care

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