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THE SIXTH ANNUAL

Cannabis Clinical Outcomes Research Conference

November 5 & 6, 2026

UF Academic and Research Center at Lake Nona | Orlando, FL

The deadline to submit an abstract or session proposal has been extended to:
August 7, 2026, 11:59 EDT

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About CCORC

About CCORC

The Cannabis Clinical Outcomes Research Conference (CCORC) focuses on learning and sharing latest research findings, advancing medical marijuana research and promoting the dissemination of scientific evidence on the effects of marijuana, drug-drug interactions and safety. CCORC connects researchers, physicians, and medical marijuana industry leaders to promote the understanding of medical marijuana use on health.

About the Consortium

About the Consortium

Established in June 2019, the Consortium for Medical Marijuana Clinical Outcomes Research conducts, shares, and supports research on the effects of medical marijuana on health conditions and symptoms in Florida. Composed of universities across the state and led by a leadership team at the University of Florida, the Consortium works to contribute to the understanding of medical marijuana use on health conditions and symptoms.

 

2026 Keynote Speakers

Headshot of Dr. Nicholas DiPatrizio

Nicholas DiPatrizio, PhD

Professor, Biomedical Sciences
Director, UCR Center for Cannabinoid Research
University of California Riverside

Presentation Title: To eat or not to eat? Cannabinoid control of food intake and energy metabolism

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Headshot of Dr. Stephen Lankenau

Stephen Lankenau, PhD

Professor, Community Health and Prevention
Director, Medical Cannabis Research Center
Drexel University

Presentation Title: Tolerance breaks and other forms of controlled cannabis use: Implications for clinical research and practice

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Headshot of Dr. James MacKillop

James MacKillop, PhD

Professor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Neurosciences 
Director, Centre for Addictions Research, Centre for Medicinal Cannabis Research
McMaster University

Presentation Title: Using behavioral economics to understand cannabis use and misuse

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