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$2.4 million investment will strengthen Yukon First Nations-led health research, capacity and training throughout the territory
The Canadian Cannabis and Brain Health Consortium is bringing together leading researchers from across Canada to advance understanding of how cannabis affects brain health throughout the lifespan. These multidisciplinary projects will investigate cannabis use across diverse populations and health conditions—from pregnancy, youth and aging to mental health, psychosis, epilepsy, PTSD, sleep and cannabis use disorder. Together, the research will generate evidence to better inform clinical care, public health policy and harm reduction strategies.
New consortium will bring researchers together to investigate how cannabis affects brain health.
$2.4 million investment will strengthen Yukon First Nations-led health research, capacity and training throughout the territory
The Canadian Cannabis and Brain Health Consortium is bringing together leading researchers from across Canada to advance understanding of how cannabis affects brain health throughout the lifespan. These multidisciplinary projects will investigate cannabis use across diverse populations and health conditions—from pregnancy, youth and aging to mental health, psychosis, epilepsy, PTSD, sleep and cannabis use disorder. Together, the research will generate evidence to better inform clinical care, public health policy and harm reduction strategies.
New consortium will bring researchers together to investigate how cannabis affects brain health.