A webinar for people over the age of 50 considering medical cannabis as a treatment option for their arthritis.
Date: Tuesday, February 23 • Time: 6 p.m. ET • Location: Online webinar
Limited capacity webinar. Register now and reserve your spot.
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About
Increasingly, people are exploring medical cannabis as a treatment option for their arthritis. It’s important to get the facts.
Join Dr. Paul Daeninck in an Arthritis Talks webinar discussing:
- risks of medical cannabis use by people with arthritis over 50 years of age
- known interactions between medical cannabis and other medications those over 50 may be taking
- the recommended methods of taking medical cannabis
- questions to ask your doctor about using medical cannabis
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Have your questions answered...
Don’t miss this opportunity to ask Dr. Daeninck your questions. We encourage you to email your questions to us in advance at arthritistalks@arthritis.ca.
Following the webinar portion of Arthritis Talks, you’ll have the opportunity to speak directly to our sponsor, Apollo Cannabis Clinics, at their virtual information booth.
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Speakers
Dr. Paul Daeninck
Dr. Paul Daeninck is a medical oncologist and palliative medicine consultant working with CancerCare Manitoba and the Winnipeg Region Palliative Care Program. He is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine at the Rady College of Medicine, University of Manitoba.
He has served with several Canadian organizations, including the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer, the Canadian Society of Palliative Care Physicians and the Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids (CCIC). He is currently Co-Chair of the Examination Committee, Palliative Medicine Sub-specialty of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
Dr. Daeninck has authored or co-authored several research papers and textbook chapters. He serves as a reviewer for Canadian granting agencies and several medical journals. He is actively involved in education of medical professionals, including medical students and physician assistants. He has ongoing research interests in several aspects of palliative medicine.
His interest in the clinical use of cannabinoids goes back to 2000, when he joined the CCIC and began working with others having a similar interest. He has taught many health care professionals locally and nationally about cannabinoids and has regularly presented at the annual Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice symposium, as well as numerous local, national and international conferences.

Sponsors
We thank the following for their support of this Arthritis Talks webinar.
Special thanks to our Exclusive Cannabis Sponsor

Series Sponsors


Contact
You can email or call us if you have questions.

1-800-321-1433