CA Clinics is dedicated to providing the latest updates on Australia’s medicinal cannabis industry, with regulations evolving constantly. We hope that this ensures patient safety and the highest quality care. For more on how we work, take a look at our process or contact us.
Medicinal marijuana available in Australia Australians began using recreational marijuana (and self-prescribing for medical conditions, because it made them feel better) in significant numbers in the 1970’s. People who smoked and ate marijuana
Does medical cannabis affect me while driving or working? When beginning any new medication, it’s important for a patient to consider its potential effect on driving or work. Driving and operating machinery could
Dystonia is a medical cannabis condition Dystonia is a medical condition characterised by involuntary muscle contractions. This can lead to abnormal patterns of movement or postures, which in addition to interfering with daily
The ECS comprises two G-coupled receptors, CB1 and CB2 that can be found systemically throughout the body. Plant-derived or exogenous (derived from outside the body) cannabinoids have the ability to interact with these receptors.
UPDATE: 4/02/2021: CA Clinics is now 100% telelhealth to accommodate COVID-19 regulations for safety. This ensures that we are still able to attend to patients throughout Australia without compromising their quality and confidentiality
CA Clinics is pleased to announce that it is working with Applied Cannabis Research and BOD Australia to study into the benefits of cannabinoids and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Patients referred to cannabis access clinic for
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a medical term used to describe disorders that involve chronic inflammation of the digestive tract. Types of Inflammatory bowel disease include ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn’s disease. Both
Medicinal cannabis is extremely versatile. It can be smoked, vaporised, orally ingested, taken oro-mucosally, rectally and as a topical cream or lotion. Each route does not result in equivalent bioavailability and hence the route
How do you use Medical Cannabis? Smoking, eating, inhaling vapours, rubbing it on, even as a skin patch or a suppository: there is a great deal of work being done to find the
If someone you love or care for has needed palliative care, or you are facing the prospect of using palliative yourself, you’ll know that any medicine that improves quality of life is to
Multiple Sclerosis is a medicinal cannabis condition Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a condition of the central nervous system that interferes with nerve impulses within the brain, spinal cord and optic (eye) nerves. In
Is diabetes a medicinal cannabis condition? Diabetes is a serious complex condition which can affect your entire body. Diabetes requires daily self care and if complications develop, diabetes can have a significant impact
