Medicinal Cannabis Matters – Friday Roundup 8th November.
Medicinal Cannabis Matters | Friday roundup 8th November 2024.
Medicinal Cannabis Matters – Our weekly round-up of what has been happening in the world of medicinal cannabis this week.
This week, we look into a new study linking access to dispensaries and reduced opioid-related deaths, how parents of children with epilepsy demand an urgent NHS reform for cannabis access, and as medicinal cannabis awareness week is coming to a close we look back on our plant-to-patient campaign.
A new study linking access to dispensaries and reduced opioid-related deaths.
A new study finds a link between access to dispensaries and reduced opioid-related deaths. Researchers conducted an analysis of data from 812 countries within 23 legal states using CDC mortality rates and census data. Their analysis found that countries with higher counts of cannabis dispensaries are associated with reduced opioid-related mortality rates.
Parents of children with epilepsy demand urgent NHS reform for cannabis access.
Six years on from the legalisation of medicinal cannabis in the UK families have made a fresh call for NHS access as new figures reveal a lack of prescribing.
Plant-to-patient – Medicann’s medicinal cannabis awareness week campaign.
As medicinal cannabis awareness week comes to a close we look back on our plant-to-patient campaign as Gary Whipp founder of Medicann takes us through the full plant-to-patient journey and everything in between.
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