@Mimiblanc73 @EricSauvageauMD@LussiD c'est pas ca qu'on appelle le salaire brut? Personne ne parle en revenu net. Nous sommes tous beaucoup moins riche que revenu Canada ne le pense ... 😉
“Animal models demonstrate a role for cannabis in testicular atrophy and reduced libido and sexual function, but these results have not yet been replicated in human studies”.
Cannabis and Male Fertility: A Systematic Review https://t.co/VaXSC5wEjT
It is time to better support parents in research. This department reimburse childcare during conference (for faculty only)!!! 👏👏👏
A great idea to expand to all conference attendees and other familial commitment (like adults with special needs)
the way cannabinoids (and cannabis?) impacts on different brain regions may be age dependant (teens vs adult mice)!
More studies are needed including geriatric animals and with chronic pain conditions.
cool stuff anyway!
Broad and Region-Specific Impacts of the Synthetic Cannabinoid CP 55,940 in Adolescent and Adult Female Mouse Brains: Emma Leishman, Michelle N. Murphy, Michelle I. Murphy, Ken Mackie, Heather B. Bradshaw https://t.co/Yu8dowxTrS
@FrontNeurosci Very interesting. I appreciate a lot the age-range selection! I now would like to see for old/geriatric ages, or animal with chronic pain (recreative vs therapeutic), because it might also be very different from adult brain...
Thank you, authors, anyway :)
Yes! Small samples generate false positives. And idea that a result from an under-powered study is somehow STRONGER evidence that it must be real, is completely false.
The Multi-modal Assessment Model of Pain: A Novel Framework for Further Integrating the Subjective Pain Experience within Research and Practice
New review by Tim Wideman. Happy to have this one out in the new era of pain biomarkers.
https://t.co/bN9deo9NHJ