Thirty-three of the 50 United States have medical cannabis programs. Yet, cannabis remains a Schedule 1 drug, a category shared with heroin, LSD, ecstasy, peyote and Quaaludes (no longer manufactured). These drugs, by federal law, are defined as having no currently accepted medical use and having a high potential for abuse.
Read MoreCleveland Clinic recently marked the one-year anniversary of Indian River Medical Center and Martin Health System becoming full members of the Cleveland Clinic health system and the establishment of a five-hospital regional...
Read MoreCannabis is still illegal at a Federal level and is considered a Schedule I drug which implies it lacks any beneficial medical effects and is addictive. We know that is not true. Many anecdotal reports and animal experiments have shown the efficacy of cannabis in the treatment of cancer.
Read MoreThe digital transformation and levels of innovation at ever increasing speeds will continue to impact healthcare facility design throughout the United States. A key question for the industry is how the built environment will support and respond to these rapid changes in healthcare.
Read MoreJohn M. Rivas, M.D., who is triple board certified in transplant hepatology, gastroenterology and internal medicine, has joined the South Florida Transplant Center at Broward Health Medical Center. Rivas specializes in liver...
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