Survey for Patients from Universities - Thank you in advance!

Washington State University (WSU)

SCC member Dr. Ethan Russo along with Nishi Whiteley, M.S., and WSU Professor Carrie Cuttler are actively recruiting participants across the United States to participate in a proof-of-concept clinical research trial to investigate the efficacy of a non-intoxicating hemp-derived formula for the treatment of symptoms related to menopause.  

The purpose of the observational study is to collect data to determine whether there is statistically meaningful evidence that the herbal oil ameliorates psychological symptoms of menopause / perimenopause (e.g., brain fog, anxiety, stress, mood swings, and depression). If you are interested, follow the QR code above or visit naturalmenopauseresearch.org for more information and to determine if you are eligible. 

HealthPartners Cancer Research Center 

SCC member Dylan Zylla, MD, MS is a medical oncologist studying the anti-cancer properties of cannabis. His team has published on this topic and just launched a new clinical trial that will help answer this. His team is requesting your assistance finding patients for a new IRB approved study. 

Researchers from the HealthPartners Cancer Research Center in Minneapolis, MN are conducting a study in patients with cancer who report that cannabis (marijuana) and/or cannabidiol (CBD) helped to reduce or control growth of cancer. The study will involve a review of  medical records and cannabis use patterns to better assess potential anti-cancer benefits of cannabis use. 

Please visit www.catasurvey.com and complete a brief 4-question survey to determine if you are eligible to participate. This screening survey is anonymous and does not ask for any personal information.

Americans for Safe Access Medical Cannabis Consumer Experience Survey

American's for Safe Access needs your insights to help shape research and advocate for patient-centered medical cannabis policies. Follow the QR code above or click HERE to contribute directly to improving the understanding and accessibility of medical cannabis. SCC members are encouraged to send this survey to their medical cannabis patients.

NYU 'CUSP' Study: Cannabis Use Surrounding Pregnancy

The Division of Environmental Medicine at NYU's Grossman School of Medicine is looking for survey volunteers to help them learn more about CBD, vaping, and its use in the time surrounding childbirth. 

Participation is voluntary and your participation involves: 

• Filling out an online survey

• Sharing your opinions on CBD

• Sharing your thoughts about using CBD before, during, or after pregnancy 

You may qualify to take the survey if you are: 

• A cannabis user or non-user

• 18+ years old

• Pregnancy, recently pregnant, or before menopause

Take the survey HERE if you qualify.