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Dr. Cass Ingram references to archeological finds that reveal ancient people grew cannabis as a medicinal herb. Ancient Egyptians used it in childbirth and surgery to reduce pain. They also used it for nervousness and agitation. Ancient Greeks also made medicine from cannabis to ease surgical pain. The Indus Valley has a long history of using medicinal cannabis. History shows that may cultures discovered the medicinal properties of cannabis. We are rediscovering benefits that held true across the ages.

Dr. Jordan Tishler is a Harvard educated practitioner with a lot of experience with using cannabis as an alternative therapy to treat certain ailments. Dr. Tishler is asked how the pandemic has affected his medical practice and what changes we may see in the near future. The advent of telemedicine has been one of the most notable innovations that increase exponentially. Doctors and patients have adapted to this practice. Hear the advantages of this as well as its shortcomings. Even after the pandemic wanes, telemedicine will likely remain as a staple for medical practices in situations for which it is suited.

Stephen Schmitz, MD, MPH Co-founded Supplement Safety Solutions. For more than 15 years, he has worked in drug safety and clinical development for several leading biotech and medical imaging companies in the Boston area, and for a contract research organization (CRO). The pandemic is foremost in priorities, and today, about 130 nations have no vaccine. What can we expect to see in the next six months or so, and more strains of the virus test the effectiveness of vaccines? If so, what can we do? Dr. Schmitz foresees a faster than expected herd immunity in America, however, countries that lack vaccines could become breeding grounds for new virus strains. Hear how these profound questions are address by a medical scientist.

Rachel Gillette is an attorney with Greenspoon Marder LLP. She helped licensed cannabis and hemp businesses with licensing, permitting and regulatory compliance, business law and transactions, contract drafting and review, as well as many other aspects of the business. She helped startups and entrepreneurs, investors and ancillary industry businesses develop in the cannabis innovation ecosystem. The topic of today is product liability and the need for insurance in a growing cannabis market.