This assignment presents an oral analysis arguing for the safety and effectiveness of medicinal cannabis in managing chronic pain in adults. The analysis begins with an introduction defining pain and the historical use of cannabis, followed by three key arguments supported by evidence. The first argument highlights cannabis's historical use dating back to 2900 B.C., citing ancient Chinese texts. The second argument references preclinical information supporting cannabis's therapeutic benefits for conditions like osteoarthritis and cancer. The third argument discusses cannabinoids' anticancer properties. The analysis concludes by summarizing the decrease in pain indications observed in patients treated with cannabis and improvements in multiple sclerosis-related muscle spasms. The assignment includes a list of quantitative, qualitative, and other sources to support the arguments, followed by a comprehensive reference list.