|Podcasts|March 21, 2022

Ep 4: A Deep Dive into Cannabis Research Surveys and Data Collection

On this month’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Marion McNabb, President of the Cannabis Center of Excellence, Inc. Dr. McNabb has been busy conducting interesting research and surveys in the cannabis industry including studies on veterans, COVID-19, and healthcare providers—just to a name a few. Here, she discusses some of the findings from those studies, her on-going research efforts, upcoming projects, and more.

Healthcare Provider Study: https://qrco.de/HCPSciAndTech

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