Older aged individuals experience considerable improvement in health and well-being when prescribed cannabis-based medicinal products—though this is an observational registry without a control group, so causality cannot be established.
Older Adults on Prescribed Cannabis Report Well-Being Gains, But Study Cannot Rule Out Placebo or Natural Recovery
Older aged individuals experience considerable improvement in health and well-being when prescribed cannabis-based medicinal products — though these findings come from an observational registry without a comparator arm, meaning improvement cannot be attributed solely to the intervention.
Older Adults Prescribed Cannabis in UK Show Self-Reported Well-Being Gains, But Study Design Cannot Confirm Treatment Caused Improvement
Older aged individuals experience considerable improvement in health and well-being when prescribed cannabis-based medicinal products—though the study design, lacking a comparator group, cannot exclude placebo response, regression to the mean, or natural disease course as explanations.