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Endocannabinoid Science Education
Endocannabinoid Science Education

ECS is Physiology

Category: Medical Cannabis

Critical analysis A split-screen illustration titled “JAMA, Medical Cannabis and the Endocannabinoid Blind Spot.” On the left, a microscope, molecule diagram, and checklist labeled “DRUG vs. SYMPTOM – Insufficient Evidence” represent a narrow, single-molecule clinical trial approach. On the right, a brain connected to multiple body systems and lipid layers labeled “Medical Cannabis vs. ECS DYSFUNCTION – Restoring Homeostasis” represents a systems-level endocannabinoid perspective, with a faint cannabis leaf behind the title and the ECS.education logo on the right.

JAMA, Medical Cannabis and the Endocannabinoid Blind Spot

Posted on December 18, 2025December 18, 2025 By Stefan Broselid

There is a saying in science: Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. But in the case of the recent JAMA review on the therapeutic use of cannabis, I would propose a correction:  Absence of mechanistic insight leads to the illusion of insufficient evidence. A new medical cannabis review published this…

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Drug Policy Medicine cabinet with three shelves. Top shelves labeled "Pain Relief" and "Chronic Conditions" show accessible medication bottles in blue. Bottom shelf labeled "Cannabinoid Medicines" shows green bottles but is secured with a large red padlock and chains. A gold price tag reads "cost barrier 60,000 SEK/year". Faded patient silhouettes visible in background. Title: "THE SWEDISH SIN" with subtitle "When Evidence-Based Medicine Meets Bureaucratic Barriers"

The Swedish Sin: When Evidence-Based Medicine Meets Bureaucratic Barriers

Posted on November 17, 2025November 17, 2025 By Stefan Broselid

Sweden claims to have medical cannabis. We tell patients it’s legal. But TLV threatens to make it financially inaccessible (60,000 vs 2,900 SEK/year), regions threaten to fire doctors who prescribe it, and medical schools don’t teach the biology. How bureaucratic ignorance kills a medical intervention without ever banning it.

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