Aurea Care Medical Science Journal

Opinion pieces

2023-09-29

This comprehensive article delves into the multifaceted roles of the Endocannabinoid System (ECS) in maintaining physiological homeostasis across multiple organ systems. From its influence on the nervous system and pain regulation to its complex interplay with metabolic and emotional regulation, the article argues for a broader integration of ECS understanding into medical education and personalized medicine.

Stockholm Medical Cannabis Conference: A Pivot Point Amidst Sweden’s Escalating Drug Crisis

2023-07-10

The Stockholm Medical Cannabis Conference, organized by Aureum Life, aims to challenge Sweden’s stringent drug policies amidst an escalating crisis. With an emphasis on education and open dialogue, the conference is a potential pivot point, opening up pathways for a new understanding of the therapeutic potential of cannabis.

The Upcoming Unavoidable Divergence of the Medical and Recreational Cannabis Markets

2023-04-19

Medical and recreational cannabis markets are likely to diverge further as scientific research reveals more therapeutic benefits of cannabis and its derivatives. This divergence stems from the demand for specific, evidence-based treatments for various medical conditions, which require accurate dosing, controlled formulations, and strict quality standards. On the other hand, recreational cannabis products are mainly designed for consumer satisfaction and preferences, with a wider range of product types and a continuous focus on THC potencies.

The Unjustifiable Delay: Addressing the Absence of the Endocannabinoid System in Medical Textbooks and Education

2023-04-06

In conclusion, the bibliographic analysis and table strongly implies that the ECS is an important area of research with a considerable impact on the scientific community. Despite the relatively lower number of publications compared to some other physiological systems, the high total citations and h-index for the ECS demonstrate its relevance and significance. The exclusion of the ECS from medical textbooks and education is therefore not only unprecedented but also unacceptable, given its importance in human physiology.

Five arguments for, and one argument against, renaming the Endocannabinoid System

2023-03-28

In this blog post, the author presents five reasons to consider changing the name of the endocannabinoid system (ECS) and one reason to keep its current name. The author argues that the name of the ECS does not accurately represent its natural and integral part of our biology. The name limits our understanding of its potential therapeutic applications, ignores its complexity and diversity of components, and hinders its public acceptance and incorporation into medical education. The author suggests a more precise and comprehensive name that would better represent the diverse interactions that happen within the ECS.

The Missing Chapter: How Human Physiology Textbooks Fail to Include the Endocannabinoid System

2023-03-27

The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a complex network of receptors, ligands, and enzymes that modulates various physiological processes in the human body. However, despite its critical role in human health and disease, the ECS and its components have not been adequately included in many popular medical textbooks, such as the ‘Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology’. This article highlights the importance of incorporating the ECS and its therapeutic potential into medical education, as most doctors are not trained in the ECS and consequently have inadequate knowledge about the potential therapeutic uses of medical cannabis.

The main reason behind most Doctors’ reluctance to Medical Cannabis – and what needs to change.

2023-03-21

Despite the growing acceptance of medical cannabis among the public, most doctors remain reluctant to recommend it to their patients due to a lack of understanding of the endocannabinoid system (ECS) and the role it plays in mediating the effects of cannabis in the body. The ECS is a complex regulatory system that plays a fundamental role in regulating a wide range of physiological processes, including appetite, pain sensation, mood, and immune function. Medical schools and universities should incorporate information about the ECS and medical cannabis into their curricula, and healthcare professionals should receive ongoing education and training to stay up-to-date with the latest research and prescribing guidelines.

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About the Journal

Aurea Care Medical Science Journal is an online scientific journal targeted towards doctors, nurses, pharmacists, researchers, and other employees in the healthcare sector who wishes to educate themselves in the science of medical cannabis and the physiology of the endocannabinoid system.