Medicann Blog
The Medicann Blog shares weekly perspectives from the Medicann team, including emerging research, patient experiences, and the thinking behind how we support our patients.
Real insight. Real care. Real people.
Because, you matter.
The Medicann Blog shares weekly perspectives from the Medicann team, including emerging research, patient experiences, and the thinking behind how we support our patients.
Real insight. Real care. Real people.
Because, you matter.
Last updated: 03/07/2026, 16:29
Medicinal Cannabis Matters: Friday Roundup - 3 July 2026
Welcome to this week’s roundup of the latest research and developments from across the medicinal cannabis industry. This week's stories highlight the increasing amount of evidence showing how medicinal cannabis may help patients not only manage symptoms, but also improve everyday life.
Medicann Patient Spotlight: James Bedding’s journey with medicinal cannabis
Name: James Bedding Condition: chronic pain and muscle spasms Local clinic: Medicann Jersey
Medical cannabis in Jersey: how to access treatment
If you live in Jersey and a long-term condition hasn't responded to the usual treatments, you may be wondering whether plant-to-patient medical cannabis could help.
Medicinal Cannabis Matters: Friday Roundup - 26 June 2026
Welcome to this week’s roundup, where we bring together the latest news, patient stories and industry developments from across the medicinal cannabis community. This week’s roundup celebrates the people who have helped shape access to medicinal cannabis, explores one of the most common challenges faced by patients living with chronic conditions and looks at the continued growth of the UK medicinal cannabis market.
Cannabis for endometriosis: Can medical cannabis help with pain and inflammation?
Living with endometriosis can be exhausting. The pain, the bad days, the constant planning around your symptoms - it can take over your life.
Does cannabis help period cramps?
For many people, periods are far more than a few days of discomfort. The cramps, the exhaustion, the nights spent staring at the ceiling, the brain fog that follows - it can feel relentless. And when standard painkillers only go so far, it's natural to start asking what else might help.