Cannabinoid therapy for treating chemo-related nausea
Chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV) can have a significant impact on patients. It's estimated that 45% to 61% of patients undergoing chemotherapy experience CINV. When it comes to managing symptoms like nausea and appetite stimulation, medical cannabis can be an effective therapy.
Reducing nausea and stimulating appetite
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