A clinician's guide to cannabinoid science

A clinician's guide to cannabinoid science

by James, Steven, (Professor of psychiatry)

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"Plants have been a plentiful source of useful drugs and remedies throughout human history. In the early nineteenth century Friedrich Serturner isolated morphine from the opium plant. By 1827, morphine was marketed by Merck in Germany and the origins of the modern pharmaceutical industry began. Over the remainder of the nineteenth century further advances in organic chemistry led to identification of other drugs from plant material. Examples of important medicines developed from plants included…

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  • Full title :A clinician's guide to cannabinoid science / Steven James, Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of California, San Diego.

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"Plants have been a plentiful source of useful drugs and remedies throughout human history. In the early nineteenth century Friedrich Serturner isolated morphine from the opium plant. By 1827, morphine was marketed by Merck in Germany and the origins of the modern pharmaceutical industry began. Over the remainder of the nineteenth century further advances in organic chemistry led to identification of other drugs from plant material. Examples of important medicines developed from plants included quinine from the bark of the cinchona tree for the treatment of malaria and salicylic acid from the willow tree that eventually led to the development of aspirin (Anderson 2005)"--

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  • Publication Date:©2021

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  • Description:1 online resource (x, 155 pages) : : illustrations

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781108583336, 1108583334
  • oclc:on1158509923
  • LC Classification:RM666.C266
  • Dewey Decimal:615.7/827

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Cannabinoïdes Cannabinoïdes -- Emploi en thérapeutique cannabinoids Cannabinoids -- therapeutic use Fulltext Internet resources

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James, Steven, (Professor of psychiatry)

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