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Dr. June Chin has been an advocate for better understanding of the science and medicine of cannabis and has been profiled for her work in St. Jude’s Medical, Huff Post Cornell Tech, Good Housekeeping , USA Today, and NBC TODAY.
Dr. Chin is a frequent keynote speaker on the science and medicine of cannabis and has spoken at hospitals, conferences, and events all over the world. |
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Dr. June Chin, Dr. Orin Devinsky of NYU Langone Epilepsy Center, and Dr. Amy Piperato featured in HuffPost "The Children Who Need Cannabis to Survive."
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Dr. June Chin spoke at the premiere of an inspiring film Waldo On Weed at Tribeca Film Festival, Executive Producer Whoopi Goldberg. The film shares a family's journey to use medical cannabis and the difficulties they encounter due to state regulation.
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Photo credit Andrew Kelly, courtesy of New York Hall of Science
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Hosted by the New York Hall of Science President's Council, Dr. June Chin, and Jeanne Sullivan of Arcview discuss the science and economics driving the new landscape of medical treatment arising with the legalization of cannabis
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CBD helped decrease Aiden's seizures by 90%. Tanshin's Bill supports our children. Children will be able to receive the cannabis medical care they need while at school.
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Medical cannabis could spare patients with chronic pain from opioid addiction. Dr. June Chin is one of the few NY doctors willing to prescribe it. (Click here for full article in Crain's NY Magazine)
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Good Housekeeping Magazine interviews Dr. June Chin about her experiences in treating Post Partum Depression with medical cannabis (Click here for full article)
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Special podcast Maria + Jane, with Jac Carly and Dr. June Chin. Topics include: starting a medical cannabis practice, educating the community and why cannabis
works so well for many people |
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Episode 10: Dr. June Chin, and Joe Dolce, author of Brave New Weed. Topics include: ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, Fibromyalgia, Traumatic Brain Injury and Cancer. How to best use CBD and why it is key to the future of medicine.
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Episode 19: A special report with Dr. June Chin on how to dose medical cannabis for three chronic conditions: Pain, Stress/Anxiety and Insomnia.
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"Medical cannabis can be a game changer for kids who do not respond to traditional medications. To prevent negative effects, Dr. June Chin monitors her patients very closely and works holistically with the child's other doctors."
(Hudson Valley Parenting Magazine interviews Dr. Chin about the pros and cons of medical cannabis for children) |
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( New York PIX 11 Morning News interviews
Dr. June Chin about Medical Cannabis) In 27 years, this girl has been on every seizure medicine on the market. She's been hospitalized 32x and nearly died. Over a year ago, NY legalized medical cannabis....and it was the first time something has given her more seizure control than any medication. |
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Dr. June Chin certifies 5-year-old Vincent Piperato,
who has a rare form of epilepsy. (Click here to see full interview with Dr. Chin in the Journal News). |
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Dr. June Chin and Eloise Theisen RN: St. Jude's Medical Center Symposium focused on the health care team’s role in the utilization of medical cannabis for symptom management.
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Dr. June Chin and Dr. Dustin Sulak weighs in on how athletes can safely use cannabis during training.
"Patients using cannabis will report less muscle soreness, stiffness and pain post-workout,” |
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Dr. June Chin discusses cannabis infused wine and edibles with NBC TODAY
“I would recommend starting off extremely slow and low, Everyone metabolizes cannabis at a different rate. Some people feel the effects right away. Since it gets metabolized through the liver, it can take a couple of hours before it hits you.. alcohol significantly increases THC levels in the bloodstream, For example, one glass of wine can make cannabis feel 10 times stronger. So the side effects can be magnified when you mix both together.” Photo: Rebel Coast Winery's cannabis-infused sauvignon blanc wine |
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Dr. June Chin talks about how CBD can help kick XANAX addiction. "With CBD oil supplementation, patients don’t have the racing thoughts that paralyze them at work or keep them lying awake in bed at night.”
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Dr. June Chin discusses Cannabis for Menstrual pain.
"Menstruation can cause chronic pain that is quite debilitating. Cannabis is a natural anti-inflammatory and muscle relaxant that can help with uterine cramping that comes along with menstruation, as well as the low backache and migraines that sometimes come along with periods." |
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How can cannabis help athletes ? Dr. June Chin in an interview with Men's Health Magazine . “...Athletes are using cannabis to help post-exercise relaxation and sleep, reduce muscle spasms, relieve pain, increase oxygenation of tissues and ligaments, and act as a neuro-protectant for contact sports to help treat concussions and head injuries...”
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