Aurora, CO--(ENEWSPF)--January 14, 2016. Cannabis administration is associated with decreased migraine headache frequency, according to data published online in the journal Pharmacotherapy.
Investigators at the University of Colorado, Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences retrospectively assessed cannabis' effects on monthly migraine headache frequency in a group of 121 adults. Study participants had a primary diagnosis of migraine headache, had been recommended cannabis by a physician for migraine treatment, and . . .
