UCL_CPU

@UCL_CPU

Clinical Psychopharmacology Unit at UCL, London. Director: Prof Val Curran

London
ucl.ac.uk/cpu
Joined June 2014
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  1. 13 hours ago

    Great collaboration between and

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  2. 13 hours ago

    Cc

    Please come and take part in CBD research. Email cbdproject.ucl@gmail.com
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  3. 14 hours ago

    Please come and take part in CBD research. Email cbdproject.ucl@gmail.com

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    If you a refugee or know anyone who is eligible, is offering 10 scholarships for refugees and asylum-seekers! Deadline: May 1 👉

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    If you are interesting in why not come to meet the experts such as , , at our summer meeting Register at

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    Mar 29
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    You want to discuss safe cannabis? We need to talk measurement.

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    Mar 28

    Great conference on *Street Drugs in the Northern Powerhouse* with the gang!

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    Mar 28

    Do you work in mental health? If so please check out our call for contributors for an upcoming report -

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    Mar 28

    Excellent coverage from today's symposium featuring ⬇️⬇️

    We’re getting ready for our street drugs in the northern powerhouse conference today
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    Mar 28

    Beckley Foundation Scientific Advisors and join 's Neil Woods and The Loop's for an all-day symposium at Manchester University today. We'll be following with anticipation.

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    Mar 27

    Nicotine withdrawal reduces non-drug reward related activation in smokers, but acute nicotine changes activation of more widespread regions in non-smokers

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    Mar 27

    Reverse gateway: smoking cannabis appears to increase likelihood of taking up cigarette smoking and an inability to later stop smoking cigarettes

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  13. Mar 27

    New correspondence about cannabis quantification by Chandni Hindocha, Rachel Tomko and Melissa Norberg

    Correspondence: Solving the problem of quantification.
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  14. Mar 27

    Congratulations Sunjeev on your newly published article:

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  15. Mar 26

    Tom Freeman on Cannabis Potency & Treatment Admissions. Read the full paper here:

    Can changes in cannabis potency explain the rise in admissions for problems?
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  16. Mar 26

    New commentary by Chandni and colleagues from the US and Australia about the need to further assess cannabis quantity to fully understand the effects of cannabis in :

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    Mar 23

    Glad someone else is taking this seriously. We still have essentially zero guidance at UCL. Best advice re GDPR and research is from the NHS HRA. EVERYONE WHO DOES HUMAN RESEARCH IN THE UK SHOULD READ THIS!

    Have decided I'm with . Universities not only have no clue what they are doing when it comes to GDPR, they have no idea how to answer the questions researchers need answered. Research cliff edge approaching in T minus 8 weeks.
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    Mar 21

    to treat -future outlook and considerations. Learn more

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    Mar 19

    Undergraduate & Master’s students get 4 weeks extra to prepare their Summer Meeting abstract. Deadline 23rd April. C’mon supervisors!

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    Mar 16

    Robin Murray’s conclusions: - THC can induce psychosis; moderated by CBD - Heavy cannabis use (esp. skunk/spice) assoc w greater psychosis risk - Worse outcome if psychotic patients continue to use high potency cannabis - CBD may be useful in treatment of psychosis

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