About PHRM 3000 ZRA

An introduction to the pharmacology underlying recreational and medicinal uses of Cannabis. Focuses on Cannabis taxonomy, chemistry of cannabinoids, physiological effects, and emerging therapeutic applications. Discusses historical, political and socio-economic influences on medical marijuana legislation. Prerequisite: Introductory Biology and Chemistry courses, organic chemistry or PHRM 3010 recommended.

Notes

Prereqs: BCOR 2500 or NSCI 2100 or NSCI 2105 or PHRM 3010; Background in biology and chemistry, or by permission; PACE students only even after level restrictions removed; Degree students register for PHRM 3000 A; Cross listed with PHRM 3000 A;

Section URL

https://www.med.uvm.edu/docs/syllabus_-_phrm3000a__medical_cannabis_2024/pharmacology-documents/syll

Section Description

The Cannabis plant has an interesting history and recent policy changes have led to an explosion in Cannabis science. Presentations intersperse historical, political, and social bkgrd with advanced scientific concepts in pharmacology & medicine.

Section Expectation

3 areas of content- Plant biology, Chemistry and Biological effects.

Evaluation

4 Exams each worth 20%, Assignment 15%, Participation 5%

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