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Autor	Ano	Local de Publicação	Local Tema
BAKER, David; PRYCE, Gareth; GIOVANNONI, Gavin; THOMPSON, Alan J.	2003

Instituição de Origem	Estado Instituição	Instituição Responsável
The Lancet		Drug Policy Aliance

Formato da Obra	Formato Disponível	Número de Páginas	Idioma
Artigo em Periódico		8	Inglês

Resumo

Research of the cannabinoid system has many similarities with that of the opioid system. In both instances, studies into drug-producing plants led to the discovery of an endogenous control system with a central role in neurobiology. Few compounds have had as much positive press from patients as those of the cannabinoid system. While these claims are investigated in disorders such as multiple sclerosis spasticity and pain, basic research is discovering interesting members of this family of compounds that have previously unknown qualities, the most notable of which is the capacity for neuroprotection. Large randomised clinical trials of the better known compounds are in progress. Even if the results of these studies are not as positive as many expect them to be, that we are only just beginning to appreciate the huge therapeutic potential of this family of compounds is clear.

Palavras Chave	Maconha,Cannabis sativa,therapeutic potential,Medicinal
Link	http://www.drugpolicy.org/docUploads/lancet_therapeutic.pdf
Referência para Citação	BAKER, D. et. al. The therapeutic potential of Cannabis. UK: The Lancet - Neurology, Vol. 2, maio de 2003.
Observação

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