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Dansk Selskab for Klinisk Cannabismedicin (DSKCan) blev i 2022 stiftet som del af Lægevidenskabelige Selskaber under Lægeforeningen med det formål at afsøge mulighederne for anvendelse af cannabismedicin i patientbehandlingen og fremme evidensbaseret klinisk forskning inden for området.
I 2018 vedtog Folketingen en midlertidig forsøgsordning, hvor man lovliggjorde behandling med cannabismedicin i Danmark. For at sikre rammerne for et fælles møde forum for læger og øvrige sundhedsprofessionelle samt forskere, repræsentanter fra patientforeninger og andre personer med interesse for cannabismedicin tog Center for Klinisk Forskning ved Regionshospital Nordjylland derfor initiativ til dannelse af Klinisk Cannabis Forum, hvor man afholdt nogle møder og udarbejdede en klinisk behandlingsvejledning samt udgav et mini-kompendium for læger i anvendelsen af cannabismedicin.
Efter fire års virke i forbindelse med udløbet af første periode af forsøgsordningen blev Klinisk Cannabis Forums mission vurderet som værende afsluttet og i forlængelse heraf blev DSKCan etableret som et fælles forum med større fokus på inddragelse af læger og forskere samt andre personer med sundhedsfaglig interesse indenfor cannabismedicin.
Abstract Diabetic heart disease (DHD) is a major contributor to global cardiovascular morbidity, driven by a complex interplay of metabolic, inflammatory, oxidative, and fibrotic mechanisms. These interconnected pathways are not fully addressed by current cardiometabolic therapies, highlighting the need for novel multi-target interventions. Cannabidiol (CBD), a non-psychoactive phytocannabinoid, has emerged as a potential modulator of […]
Abstract Chronic wounds are a leading healthcare burden worldwide, fueled by intricate pathophysiology and the inadequacy of standard therapies. The present review critically discusses the novel paradigm of incorporating cannabidiol (CBD), a phytocannabinoid with significant anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antimicrobial, and pro-regenerative capacities, into advanced smart hydrogel platforms for better wound healing and tissue regeneration. We summarize […]
Abstract Cannabinoids (CBs) derived from Cannabis sativa have attracted growing interest for dermatological applications due to their anti-inflammatory, antiproliferative, antimicrobial, antifibrotic, and antipruritic properties. However, their clinical translation is significantly limited by physicochemical and pharmacokinetic challenges, including poor aqueous solubility, lipophilicity, instability, variable skin penetration, and inconsistent bioavailability. At the molecular level, CBs modulate keratinocyte proliferation, sebocyte […]
Abstract Background Cannabidiol (CBD) has shown therapeutic potential as an antipsychotic in preclinical studies, although the pharmacodynamics profile remains to be fully explained. Current research focuses on CBD as an adjunctive strategy, a design that allows addressing residual symptoms while avoiding the ethical and clinical risks associated with discontinuing standard antipsychotic medication. This systematic review […]