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John Hopkin’s University Launches Groundbreaking New Cannabis Study

Kymberly Drapcho

by Kymberly Drapcho

December 3, 2024 08:00 am ET Estimated Read Time: 3 Minutes

A groundbreaking study is underway, marking a new chapter in mental health and medical cannabis research. Aided by a substantial government grant, this study explores the potential of cannabis to address emotional well-being and various psychological conditions.

Guided by a team of experts from Johns Hopkins University (JHU) in collaboration with Veriheal and Realm of Caring, this endeavor aims to unravel cannabis’s impact on mental health in order to inform clinical decision-making, product development, and public policy related to the therapeutic use of cannabinoids. 

With a comprehensive multi-year plan, this study is not just about science. Instead, it seeks to revolutionize how we approach treating mental health issues.

About the National Cannabis Study

The goals of this study build on previous research indicating the immense potential of using cannabis to alleviate the suffering of those facing mental health challenges. As such, the study will place pivotal emphasis on welcoming and assisting new participants in exploring medical cannabis. 

The study will employ a multi-dimensional approach, bridging the gap between scientific understanding and public awareness. Through objective documentation and analysis of firsthand experiences with medical cannabis, the study will foster a more informed dialogue on the role of cannabis in medical contexts. 

Financial support for this groundbreaking research is provided by a noteworthy government grant of $1,250,000 per year for five years — a clear testament to the study’s gravity and importance. 

The collaborative study aspires to enroll 2,500 participants annually, addressing the significant under-exploration of cannabis in medical research. Because legal and social barriers have hindered large-scale comprehensive studies concerning the therapeutic benefits of cannabis, gaps remain in our current understanding of the plant’s potential. 

Together, the team behind the study intends to close this gap. The strategic collaboration combines the academic rigor of Johns Hopkins University with Veriheal’s practical insights and patient advocacy. Alongside Realm of Caring’s project management, the team seeks to move beyond traditional methodologies, shaping the evolving narrative around medical cannabis and fostering an informed dialogue between scientific understanding and public awareness. 

Ultimately, the study aims to redefine perceptions of medical cannabis, challenging stigmas and contributing to a more enlightened understanding and productive clinical model. 

Get Involved: Call for Participants for National Cannabis Study

Diverse participation is essential for reshaping cannabis research. By joining this initiative, your engagement is more than just contributing data – your individual experience actively influences the future narrative of medical cannabis.  

If you are considering using cannabis in any form, including hemp and CBD, to help with a health problem such as pain, insomnia, or anxiety, you may be eligible to participate in the National Cannabis Study. By joining the study, you will contribute to a growing body of knowledge that could revolutionize how we approach mental health treatment.

Why Participate in the National Cannabis Study?

  • Your involvement will help us better understand the effects of cannabis on mental health
  • You will gain valuable insights into your own experiences with cannabis
  • You will receive compensation for your time and participation
  • You will play a crucial role in shaping the future of cannabis research

Who Can Participate?

Adults living anywhere in the U.S. who are considering starting medicinal cannabis use within the next month or two are encouraged to participate.

What Does Participation Involve?

The study involves completing four online surveys over the course of one year. The surveys will ask about your general health, personal experiences with cannabis, consumption preferences, and mental health symptoms.

For more information or to express your interest in participating in the National Cannabis Study, visit here

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