CBD + Chronic Pain: What a Systematic Review Found
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CBD + Chronic Pain: What a Systematic Review Found

A new peer-reviewed systematic review in Pharmaceuticals (October 2024) examined clinical and preclinical research on CBD (cannabidiol) used without THC for pain.

A new peer-reviewed systematic review in Pharmaceuticals (October 2024) examined clinical and preclinical research on CBD (cannabidiol) used without THC for pain. The authors screened 500+ papers and analyzed 40 studies. Their takeaway: across animal and early human studies, CBD showed analgesic and anti-inflammatory activity, with emerging relevance for chronic pain and osteoarthritis

Read the study: Cannabidiol (CBD): A Systematic Review of Clinical and Preclinical Evidence in the Treatment of Pain (Pharmaceuticals, 2024).

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