Refining Cannabinoid Ratios for Geriatric Pain: Methodological and Clinical Reflections on the CARE Study [Letter]

CARE -A Retrospective, Dual-Cohort, 24-Week Real-World Study from the German Pain e-Registry on the Effectiveness and Safety of CBD-Dominant Oral Cannabis Extracts versus THC/Dronabinol in Older Patients with Chronic Pain". 1This study provides timely and high-level real-world evidence for a demographic-patients aged 65 years-that is historically underrepresented in clinical trials.The findings, particularly the 85.7% full response rate in the CBD-dominant cohort compared to 21.9% in the THC/DRO group, offer a compelling argument for the multidimensional benefits of CBD-rich formulations.We commend the authors for their rigorous methodology and valuable contribution to the field.To further enhance the clinical translation of these results, we wish to offer several methodological and clinical observations.

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Journal of Pain Research
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2026-03-01
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Refining Cannabinoid Ratios for Geriatric Pain: Methodological and Clinical Reflections on the CARE Study [Letter]

Di Qiang, Chen Zheng, Yingying Xu
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Refining Cannabinoid Ratios for Geriatric Pain: Methodological and Clinical Reflections on the CARE Study [Letter]

Di Qiang, Chen Zheng, Yingying Xu
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CARE -A Retrospective, Dual-Cohort, 24-Week Real-World Study from the German Pain e-Registry on the Effectiveness and Safety of CBD-Dominant Oral Cannabis Extracts versus THC/Dronabinol in Older Patients with Chronic Pain". 1This study provides timely and high-level real-world evidence for a demographic-patients aged 65 years-that is historically underrepresented in clinical trials.The findings, particularly the 85.7% full response rate in the CBD-dominant cohort compared to 21.9% in the THC/DRO group, offer a compelling argument for the multidimensional benefits of CBD-rich formulations.We commend the authors for their rigorous methodology and valuable contribution to the field.To further enhance the clinical translation of these results, we wish to offer several methodological and clinical observations.

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Refining Cannabinoid Ratios for Geriatric Pain: Methodological and Clinical Reflections on the CARE Study [Letter] — Di Qiang, Chen Zheng, et al. · Journal of Pain Research (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS