Research is optional, but important for better medical cannabis.
Since 2014, Santé Cannabis has been leading research in medical cannabis treatment. With the help of thousands of participating patients, we’ve advanced medical cannabis knowledge, and improved and standardized patient care.
You can help us by participating in one of our research programs.
It’s pretty easy!
It can pave the way for medical advancements that can improve the quality of life for countless individuals.
Your voluntary contribution is invaluable to the progress of medical science.
All patients can support the understanding of medical cannabis by participating in our research program. In fact, the diversity of our patients is what makes for better research.
It does not change our standard of care.
We have a responsibility to drive improved knowledge about medical cannabis treatments and their effects on our patients’ symptoms and quality of life—your symptoms and quality of life.
Santé Cannabis runs clinical trials which require specific commitment from participants and can provide benefits such as access to innovative experimental treatments.
We are currently seeking participants for:
Cannabis for cancer-related symptoms
(ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT03948074)
Oral Cannabis in healthy volunteers
(more to come in the Fall 2024)
Santé Cannabis Observational Study
Our Santé Cannabis observational study follows patients over 18 years old along their treatment path. Participating only takes a few minutes and can be done remotely.
But you won’t be part of the study without your specific consent. Your choice won’t affect the care you will receive, and our team is here for your needs first and always.
Your participation can contribute to:
Cannabis use in chronic pain
Santé Cannabis is collaborating on an observational study led by MUHC—McGill. It is looking for people older than 21 taking cannabinoids for therapeutic purposes. The study examines how different symptoms contribute to use patterns. Volunteers will be compensated for their participation.
Alternative to smoking cannabis
Smoking can have detrimental effects on the lungs and overall health. This study looks at the potential impact of using a cannabis-filled inhaler on the frequency of smoking in adults.
We can’t stress this enough: research is essential but participating is your choice.
By participating in research, you contribute to the advancement of new evidence, treatments, and understanding of various health conditions. Your involvement helps shape the future of medicine.
Go to our publications page to see the tangible results of previous patients’ participation.