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Observational Research Registry
(ORR)

The ORR is an IRB-approved, online survey study examining the health effects of medicinal cannabis use. It’s open to anyone in the world with internet access. You do not need to have a diagnosis or be using cannabis to join the study.

 

If you choose to participate, you will be asked questions about your use of cannabis/hemp products, other medications, and general health. This information is de-identified and will be used to improve our own education efforts and will be added to the growing scientific understanding of the benefits and risks of cannabis/hemp use.

 

This research study will generate many published research papers. Click here to see the first published paper!

REGISTER OR LOGIN TO ACCESS YOUR FIRST ONLINE SURVEY NOW!

WHY PARTICIPATE?

Everyone has different reasons for wanting to be involved in research and different expectations about
it might bring but examples might include:

SCIENCE

Building the scientific evidence base

This research study will generate many published
research papers. Click here to see the first published
paper!

POLICY

Informing policy

This research study will generate evidence that will help to
spread the truth about cannabis and expand access to
those in need.

EDUCATION

Educating consumers and healthcare providers

Education empowers consumers to select the best
products for their individual needs, and informs
healthcare professionals about options for their patients.

WHY ME?

In a study of 1276 patients conducted by Johns Hopkins University, Cannabis Users self-reported better
health, quality of life, pain, sleep, anxiety, depression, and reduced healthcare utilization. By
participating, as a Cannabis or non-Cannabis user, you can help extend this base of knowledge by
including your unique experience to our understanding of the impacts of cannabis.

The first published paper from this study shows that cannabis users self-reported improved health and quality of life compared to non-users.
“We haven’t seen convulsions in quite a long time. It’s been life-changing.”