Cannabis Research Opportunities in Georgia
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- Cannabis Research Opportunities in Georgia
Help Guide the Future of Cannabis in Georgia
We invite you to take part in our cannabis-focused surveys in Georgia. Regardless of how you're connected to cannabis - you’ll help influence key cannabis reforms, guide research, and shape public understanding.
Johns Hopkins University: National Cannabis Study - For New Cannabis Patients
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY and REALM OF CARING in collaboration with GeorgiaStateCannabis.org:
The National Cannabis Study (NCS) is a collection of firsthand experiences with medicinal cannabis among individuals with various health conditions. These personal accounts have the potential to inform medical decisions and industry investment.
The purpose of the NCS is to gather new information about the health outcomes of medicinal cannabis from people who use it.
2025 Cannabis Research Survey
Share how and why you use cannabis. Your anonymous input helps guide cannabis research and shape informed policy decisions in Georgia.
Public Opinion Poll: Cannabis in Georgia
Share your views on cannabis laws and policy in Georgia. Your feedback helps shape future state initiatives and legislation.
Cannabis Products & Preferences Survey – Georgia
Tell us what cannabis products you use, where you buy them, and which brands and dispensaries you prefer. Your anonymous input supports better product research, retail access, and education for Georgia consumers.
Medical Cannabis Program Survey – Georgia
Share your opinions about the medical cannabis program in Georgia. Whether you're a current patient, a caregiver, or simply interested in future access, your voice matters. Share your experience, ask questions, or offer feedback to help improve access, policy, and patient care for your fellow Georgia residents.
Partner with Us on Cannabis Research in Georgia
Through collaborative efforts, we support cannabis-related research that advances public and medical understanding in Georgia. Join other universities and research facilities. Reach out via email if you’re interested in posting your cannabis research survey here.
Let’s collaborate to ensure cannabis policies and practices reflect real-world experiences.
