Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Another CannMed Summit is in the books. To all of you who joined us in Puerto Rico this year, thank you for making it our best event yet!
This year’s summit brought together clinicians, regulators, researchers, cultivators, patients, and entrepreneurs from more than a dozen countries. The enthusiasm and passion that they brought to the sessions and the networking events created an amazing environment for creating lasting connections. We can’t wait to see how those connections shape the future of the industry.
If you weren’t able to join us this year, don’t worry, you can experience at least part of the CannMed magic when we post video recordings of all the panels and oral presentations on our YouTube page and the CannMed Archive. Those will be posted in the next 30-45 days. Be sure to sign up for email alerts to receive an email when they are live.
We are already looking forward to CannMed 26 and will hopefully have details to share very soon. 2026 is the 10 year anniversary of our very first event, so we are working on some special ways to celebrate.
That’s it for now. No interview today. We are still resetting following the event, but we should be back with a new episode for July 9th.
Another CannMed Summit is in the books. To all of you who joined us in Puerto Rico this year, thank you for making it our best event yet!
This year’s summit brought together clinicians, regulators, researchers, cultivators, patients, and entrepreneurs from more than a dozen countries. The enthusiasm and passion that they brought to the sessions and the networking events created an amazing environment for creating lasting connections. We can’t wait to see how those connections shape the future of the industry.
If you weren’t able to join us this year, don’t worry, you can experience at least part of the CannMed magic when we post video recordings of all the panels and oral presentations on our YouTube page and the CannMed Archive. Those will be posted in the next 30-45 days. Be sure to sign up for email alerts to receive an email when they are live.
We are already looking forward to CannMed 26 and will hopefully have details to share very soon. 2026 is the 10 year anniversary of our very first event, so we are working on some special ways to celebrate.
That’s it for now. No interview today. We are still resetting following the event, but we should be back with a new episode for July 9th.

![Demystifying Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome with Codi Peterson, PharmD
Dr. Codi Peterson is a pediatric pharmacist with over a decade of experience specializing in acute care and pediatric emergency medicine. He currently serves as a clinical pharmacist at Radys Childrens Health of Orange County, where he works night shifts in the Emergency Department and applies his expertise to optimize medication safety and therapeutic outcomes in children. Beyond the hospital, Codi is deeply committed to education and mentorship. He is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California, Irvine, where he teaches cannabis pharmacology and therapeutics, and a guest lecturer at OCEMT, instructing paramedics and firefighters in applied pharmacology.
He is also an active researcher on Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), having led one of the largest patient surveys on the condition to date. At CannMed 26, Codi will share the results of that study in a presentation titled, “Through the Eyes of a Patient: Integrating Story and Science to Demystify CHS”.
During our conversation, we discuss:
- Defining CHS and explaining why it is difficult to research
- Cannabis use patterns among CHS sufferers
- Whether contaminants and pesticides play a role in developing CHS
- The prodromal phase and early warning signs of CHS
- Sex-based differences in CHS patients
- Understanding the biological mechanisms behind the development of CHS
- and more
Thanks to This Episodes Sponsor: The Cannigma
The Cannigma takes an evidence-based approach to cannabis content – from safety to cooking to medical research – and makes all the information digestible and useful.
They are committed to making sure scientific information is accessible to anyone who needs it – be it to relieve their own suffering or that of a loved one, to learn a bit more, or even just for fun.
Learn more at cannigma.com
Additional Resources
- Surveying Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome Patients with Megan Mbengue and Codi Peterson [Video] - https://youtu.be/ez7PyEESrSU
- Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome What You Need to Know [Video] - https://youtu.be/9hCp6puJvXc?si=Gc14ELLhC3S5KOBL
- what-is-chs.com
- Codi on IG - https://www.instagram.com/cannabispharmd/
- Codi on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cannapharmd/
- The Cannigma - cannigma.com
- Register for CannMed 26 - Early Bird Ends February 20th! - https://cannmedevents.com/package-options/ Demystifying Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome with Codi Peterson, PharmD](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bIZi75xoUyk/mqdefault.jpg)



![Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome: Smoking Vs. Vaping
#shorts #chs #cannabinoidhyperemesissyndrome
Dr. Codi Peterson is a pediatric pharmacist with over a decade of experience specializing in acute care and pediatric emergency medicine. He currently serves as a clinical pharmacist at Radys Childrens Health of Orange County, where he works night shifts in the Emergency Department and applies his expertise to optimize medication safety and therapeutic outcomes in children. Beyond the hospital, Codi is deeply committed to education and mentorship. He is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California, Irvine, where he teaches cannabis pharmacology and therapeutics, and a guest lecturer at OCEMT, instructing paramedics and firefighters in applied pharmacology.
He is also an active researcher on Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), having led one of the largest patient surveys on the condition to date. At CannMed 26, Codi will share the results of that study in a presentation titled, “Through the Eyes of a Patient: Integrating Story and Science to Demystify CHS”.
During our conversation, we discuss:
- Defining CHS and explaining why it is difficult to research
- Cannabis use patterns among CHS sufferers
- Whether contaminants and pesticides play a role in developing CHS
- The prodromal phase and early warning signs of CHS
- Sex-based differences in CHS patients
- Understanding the biological mechanisms behind the development of CHS
- and more
Thanks to This Episodes Sponsor: The Cannigma
The Cannigma takes an evidence-based approach to cannabis content – from safety to cooking to medical research – and makes all the information digestible and useful.
They are committed to making sure scientific information is accessible to anyone who needs it – be it to relieve their own suffering or that of a loved one, to learn a bit more, or even just for fun.
Learn more at cannigma.com
Additional Resources
- Surveying Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome Patients with Megan Mbengue and Codi Peterson [Video] - https://youtu.be/ez7PyEESrSU
- Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome What You Need to Know [Video] - https://youtu.be/9hCp6puJvXc?si=Gc14ELLhC3S5KOBL
- what-is-chs.com
- Codi on IG - https://www.instagram.com/cannabispharmd/
- Codi on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cannapharmd/
- The Cannigma - cannigma.com
- Register for CannMed 26 - Early Bird Ends February 20th! - https://cannmedevents.com/package-options/ Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome: Smoking Vs. Vaping](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cdTJ-kcG_rM/mqdefault.jpg)




