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Tilray Medical Announces New Scientific Publication on Age-Related Patterns of Medical Cannabis Use | ||
By: GlobeNewswire - 03 Apr 2024 | Back to overview list |
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Tilray Led Study Shows Chronic Pain, Arthritis, Anxiety, and Insomnia as Primary Illnesses and Symptoms for Medical Cannabis Use 53.8% of Medical Cannabis Patients in Study Reported a Decrease on Prescription Opioid Use NEW YORK, April 03, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tilray Medical, a division of Tilray Brands, Inc. ("Tilray") (Nasdaq: TLRY; TSX: TLRY) and a global leader in medical cannabis, empowering the therapeutic alliance between patients and healthcare practitioners to make informed individualized health decisions, transforming healthcare, today announced a new Tilray led scientific publication, Age-related Patterns of medical Cannabis Use: A Survey of Authorized Patients in Canada. The new study was derived from the Canadian Cannabis Patient Survey (CCPS) 2021, comprised of 2,697 patients and focused primarily on older patients with a mean age of 54.3. This study presents to the medical and scientific community the consumption trends observed in patients and the self-reported impacts from medical cannabis in alleviating the patients’ primary symptoms. The Age-related Patterns of Medical Cannabis Use study finds that older patients comprise a growing subset of medical cannabis patients. The primary illnesses and symptoms for which medical cannabis was sought after by patients in this study were chronic pain (27.8%) and arthritis (14.9%) as the most common primary illnesses, pain as the most common primary symptom (66%), anxiety (9%) as the third most primary illness and second most primary symptom, and insomnia/sleep disorder as a common symptom co-morbid with chronic pain and other illnesses reported by 34.6%. Among patients taking prescription opioids, 53.8% reported a decrease in use over the past year with medical cannabis. Study participants reported that cannabis had a high degree of efficacy in alleviating their illness or symptoms, and many reported a reduction in their use of prescription opioids, alcohol, tobacco, and other substances. José Tempero, Tilray’s Medical Director, said, "Our role in this initiative exemplifies our commitment to medical research, leading us one step closer to unlocking the full therapeutic potential of medical cannabis." Tilray Medical’s mission is to continue transforming lives and fostering dignity for patients in need through access to medical cannabis, and today is a leading provider of EU-GMP certified medical cannabis products in over 20 countries with a comprehensive portfolio of THC and CBD products. Tilray has supported medical trials globally, across Europe, Canada, the United States, Australia, and Latin America, studying the efficacy of medical cannabis as a treatment for indications including pediatric epilepsy, refractory pediatric epilepsy, cancer-induced nausea and vomiting, HIV, essential tremor, breast cancer disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, and alcohol use disorders. About Tilray Medical For more information on Tilray Medical, visit Tilray Medical Europe, Tilray Medical Canada, and Tilray Medical Australia-New Zealand. About Tilray Brands For more information on how we open a world of wellbeing, visit www.Tilray.com. Forward-Looking Statements Contacts: Tilray Brands: Investors |
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