Zeynali, E., Soleimanzadeh, A
It is a secondary analysis of an observational, naturalistic-use study without randomization or a placebo comparator, so it can show an association but not prove that THC caused the pain reduction.What kind of study is this?It is a secondary analysis of a pre-registered, 14-day naturalistic-use study of 243 adults with self-reported chronic low back pain who each selected and used one recreational edible cannabis product.How was pain intensity measured in this study?Participants completed daily surveys reporting current pain intensity on the PROMIS 0 to 10 scale, along with whether they used their product that day and their estimated THC and CBD dose.Which products were associated with lower pain?THC-dominant and THC+CBD (balanced) edible products were associated with lower pain intensity on days of use
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