Clinical Studies Available to Greenleaf Patients
At Greenleaf Medical Clinic, we’re committed to helping patients stay informed about opportunities that may advance care through research. As part of that commitment, we share information about clinical studies across Canada that patients may be eligible to participate in.
These studies are conducted by independent researchers, academic institutions, and healthcare organizations. While Greenleaf is not responsible for running these studies, we aim to connect interested patients with research opportunities exploring the use of medical cannabis for chronic conditions.
Each study has its own eligibility criteria based on factors such as medical condition, current treatments, age, and location. You can explore current study opportunities listed below. If you have questions about a specific study, we encourage you to contact the study organizers directly.
Medical Cannabis Patients Needed for Driving Simulator Study
Are you currently taking medical cannabis? Do you want to know if medical cannabis affects your driving? Are you interested in knowing your blood THC level?
Medical Cannabis Real World Evidence
Research study to understand the effects of medical cannabis over 6 months in adult patients with chronic pain, epilepsy, or issues with sleep, anxiety, or depression.
Evaluating THC as an Adjunct to Opioid Agonist Therapy
Researchers are examining the potential role of THC alongside opioid agonist therapy in the care of individuals with opioid use disorder.
Using Cannabis to Treat Restless Leg Syndrome
Are you living with Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) and finding that your current treatments aren’t quite enough? This new study is looking into whether cannabis oil could be a helpful option.
Cannabis and Lung Health
In this study, researchers are investigating lung function, motivation, and neurocognition among cannabis users and non-users.