Crowdsourcing Project - Centre for Medicinal Cannabis Research

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The Centre has research teams dedicated to furthering research efforts to understand the use of medicinal cannabis for various clinical indications.

The Centre’s research strives to advance existing clinical work investigating the particular constituents of cannabis, especially cannabidiol, as a therapeutic agent, while managing the risks associated with high tetrahydrocannabinol dosing.

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One focus of the Centre is the evaluation of the use of medicinal cannabis for pain, with an overall intent of establishing evidence required to support its use in a variety of clinical settings.

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PROJECT TITLE: USING CROWDSOURCING TO UNDERSTAND CANNABIS USE AND MISUSE IN LEGALLY REGULATED ENVIRONMENTS

Project PI: Dr. Michael Amlung

Research Team: N/A

Quick Summary: This project is collected data on cannabis use and misuse in U.S. states where cannabis was already legal to inform legalization of cannabis in Canada.

Long Summary: N/A

Publications:

Amlung, M., Reed, D. D., Morris, V., Aston, E. R., Metrik, J., and MacKillop, J. (2019) Price elasticity of illegal versus legal cannabis: a behavioural economic substitutability analysis. Addiction, 114: 112– 118. https://doi.org/10.1111/add.14437.

Research

Addictions and Mental Health

Pain Research

PROJECT TITLE: USING CROWDSOURCING TO UNDERSTAND CANNABIS USE AND MISUSE IN LEGALLY REGULATED ENVIRONMENTS