Real-world approaches are superior to RCTs for studying the potential of CBMPs to treat anxiety
RCTs of cannabis-based medicinal products (CBMPs) for anxiety consistently show little evidence of efficacy, yet patient use continues to grow. This editorial argues the discrepancy is largely…
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