In episode 378, James, Tina and Mike go over the latest antidepressant meta-analysis from the Lancet. We talk about the fact that antidepressants do work, but importantly, what does “work” mean. Most importantly, we talk about what questions about antidepressants are not answered by this meta-analysis. At the end we put everything (to do with antidepressants) into its proper context.

In episode 378, James, Tina and Mike go over the latest antidepressant meta-analysis from the Lancet. We talk about the fact that antidepressants do work, but importantly, what does “work” mean. Most importantly, we talk about what questions about antidepressants are not answered by this meta-analysis. At the end we put everything (to do with antidepressants) into its proper context.

In episode 377, Mike and James finally get to the end of looking at all the available cannabinoid evidence and we continue to discuss how the evidence could be used in the context of a shared-decision making process.

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Simplified guideline for prescribing medical cannabinoids in primary care

In episode 377, Mike and James finally get to the end of looking at all the available cannabinoid evidence and we continue to discuss how the evidence could be used in the context of a shared-decision making process.

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Simplified guideline for prescribing medical cannabinoids in primary care

In episode 376, Mike and James take all the best available evidence around cannabinoid use and put the evidence into the concept of a shared-decision making guideline. Shocking as it may seem, shared-decision making is rarely a part of most guidelines but we show how valuable it can be to keep this concept in focus when it comes to giving suggestions for the use of many treatments.

In episode 376, Mike and James take all the best available evidence around cannabinoid use and put the evidence into the concept of a shared-decision making guideline. Shocking as it may seem, shared-decision making is rarely a part of most guidelines but we show how valuable it can be to keep this concept in focus when it comes to giving suggestions for the use of many treatments.

In episode 375, Mike and James continue getting high on the evidence around medical cannabinoids. We talk about the adverse effects associated with medical cannabinoids and find out it is fairly impressive in not only the number of patients who get them but also the different kinds of side effects.

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In episode 375, Mike and James continue getting high on the evidence around medical cannabinoids. We talk about the adverse effects associated with medical cannabinoids and find out it is fairly impressive in not only the number of patients who get them but also the different kinds of side effects.

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In episode 374, Mike and James get high by delving into a systematic review of medical cannabinoids. We put a flame to the evidence, munch on all the data and get the giggles around what the evidence actually shows. The bottom line is, there is evidence for its use in pain, nausea and vomiting, and spasticity but the evidence is at best stoned.

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In episode 374, Mike and James get high by delving into a systematic review of medical cannabinoids. We put a flame to the evidence, munch on all the data and get the giggles around what the evidence actually shows. The bottom line is, there is evidence for its use in pain, nausea and vomiting, and spasticity but the evidence is at best stoned.

Show notes