
Cannabis Safety, Medical Evidence and Patient Care with Dr. Kenneth Finn
Becker’s Healthcare PodcastShow Notes
In this episode, Kenneth Finn, MD, Physician. Board Certified PMR, Pain Medicine, Pain Management, Certified in Cannabis Science, discusses the evidence behind cannabis based treatments, potential health risks, drug interactions and the need for stronger safety standards and physician education.
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