Medicinal use of cannabis in the treatment of pain in Spain.
Interview conducted by the Spatial Interest Group on Pain (GIED), dissemination body of the Argentine Association for the Study of Pain (AAED)
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We interviewed Dr. Carlos Goicoechea García, Professor of Pharmacology and Director of Basic Health Sciences from the Rey Juan Carlos University of the Alcorcón Campus, Madrid, Spain and Coordinator of the Multidisciplinary Research and Treatment of Pain group “I+Dol” URHC-Santander Universities.
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