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An Australian study, published in July 2018, concluded that cannabis use did not reduce the symptoms of pain or the need to use opioid medications. However, the findings were mostly based on reports from people who used the drug recreationally. A research paper from 2016 found that cannabis use for cancer pain led to a 64-percent reduction in opioid use, improved quality of life, and caused fewer medication side effects. Our Pain Relief world-renowned team focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of people with ongoing pain. We provide multispecialty coordinated care and a wide range of advanced imaging techniques (3-D CT scanner, fluoroscopy and ultrasound), non-opioid medication and integrative medicine approaches, including training in relaxation and coping. In the study, nearly 300 patients with both depression and anxiety were treated for 12 months. Rethinking pain treatment is a critical piece of the HHS Five-Point Opioid Strategy unveiled in April 2017. Before you go to the do...