Australian Cannabis Summit
The first ever of its kind Australian Cannabis Summit brings Australia's and some of the world's most respected minds on Cannabis to your screen.
5th and 6th of July, 2019 - Streamed Online from Brisbane, Australia
Replays are NOW Available for You to Watch!
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Cannabis Education for Everyone
Cannabis conferences are still rare in Australia and only available for a limited number of people, mostly in big cities. Patients and medical professionals in regional areas have been completely missing out.The Australian Cannabis Summit is free to attend and it brings some of the world's most respected experts to your screen, so you can learn about cannabis in the comfort of your home.
Medical Professionals
Cannabis Science
Cannabis Medication
CannaBiz
Cannabis Cultivation
Patient Advocacy
Panel Discussions
Patients and Caregivers
2 days
24 speakers
8 categories
Join the Live Stream or Watch the Recordings
The entire event will be live streamed so you can tune in from your computer live. You can ask questions during the panel discussion and have your questions answered by our experts.
If you can't make a live talk, no worries. The presentations will be available to watch for you for a whole week afterward so you can catch up at your convenience.
Featured talks
Make Sure You Don't Miss These Exciting Talks at the Australian Cannabis Summit
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Lanai Carter Medical Cannabis Advocate
Patient Experience - Accessing Cannabis Overseas
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Dr John Teh Medical Director, PlantMed
What is Medicinal Cannabis?
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Brian White Botanical Industries
Plant Breeding Towards Standardised Medicine
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Dr John Teh Medical Director, PlantMed
Clinical Case Studies
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Morgan Taylor Medical Cannabis Patient Advocate
Australian Medical Cannabis Patient - Personal Experience
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Mara Gordon Founder, Aunt Zeldas Therapeutics
Dosing for Cancer - Cannabis Therapeutics
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Michael Balderstone and Andrew Kavasilas
Properties of Raw Cannabis and THCa and Hemp as Food
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Dr John Teh Medical Director, PlantMed
The Endocannabinoid System
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Michael Balderstone and Andrew Kavasilas
Properties of Raw Cannabis and THCa and Hemp as Food
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Dr Ethan Russo Director of Research and Development, International Cannabis and Cannabinoids Institute
What is the Entourage Effect?
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Chloe Sweetman Director, PlantMed
Patient Expectations and Common Misconceptions
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Paul Mavor CEO- Pharmacist, Health House International
Routes of Administration
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Dr John Jiggens Historian
The History of Cannabis in Australia
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The Ethnopharmacology of Cannabis
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Adam Benjamin Founding Director, MEDIFARM
From Plant to Patient: MEDIFARM, Australia’s Medical Cannabis
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Dr Teresa Towpik Chief Medical Officer of Compass Lifestyle Clinic & MediHuanna, Compass Lifestyle Clinic, MediHuanna
Clinical Experience - Access Framework
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Paul Mavor CEO- Pharmacist, Health House International
Cannabis Medicine and Driving
Cannabis and Endometriosis
06 July 2019, 04:00 AM
Justin Sinclair
Research Fellow, NICM Health Research Institute – Western Sydney University
Australian Medical Cannabis Patient - Personal Experience
06 July 2019, 01:30 AM
Morgan Taylor
Medical Cannabis Patient Advocate
Medical Cannabis: The Journey from Seed to Patient
06 July 2019, 04:30 AM
Emily Rigby
Director of Research & Compliance, CANNATREK
Panel Discussions and Q&A
06 July 2019, 02:50 AM
Chloe Sweetman
Director, PlantMed
Leading Experts From Australia and Around the World
The Australian Cannabis Summit brings you the most up to date information on cannabis.
Local and international doctors, researchers, scientists, pharmacists, patients, advocates and enthusiasts.
The Most Discreet Way to Learn About Cannabis
You might be interested to learn if cannabis can help a certain condition you or a family member have been suffering from.
But just like thousands of other Australians, you might be afraid of the stigma still lingering around cannabis and have been reluctant to attend physical conferences.
The Australian Cannabis Summit brings the world's leading cannabis experts to you without even having to leave your home.
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