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Efficacy of PP-01 in Mitigating Cannabis Withdrawal Symptoms in Adults With Cannabis Use Disorder

Study on how PP-01 may ease cannabis withdrawal in adults.

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18-55 years
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Phase 3
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This research examines if the drug PP-01 can help reduce withdrawal symptoms in adults who stop using cannabis (a drug from the marijuana family). Participants must have Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD), which means they have trouble stopping or reducing cannabis use. The study lasts about 78 days, including a one-week hospital stay. During this time, participants will take either PP-01, nabilone (a medicine used to treat nausea), or a placebo (a harmless pill). Participants will also visit the clinic six times and have two online appointments.

  • Length: The study lasts around 78 days, including a one-week hospital stay.
  • Requirements: Participants must stop using cannabis and have access to the internet for daily diaries and video calls.
  • Compensation: Participants may receive payment for their time and effort.
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    Cannabis Withdrawal

NCT07644052

PleoPharma, Inc.

13 June 2026

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