A groundbreaking study published last week in the journal Drug and Alcohol Review has added significant weight to the argument that cannabis could help combat the opioid crisis. The research, conducted by an eight-person team from the British Columbia Centre on Substance Abuse, the University of British Columbia, and Simon Fraser University, examined data from 1,242 people who used drugs while also living with chronic pain.
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