Medical marijuana found effective in reducing chronic lower-back pain – Israeli study
Israeli researchers have found that medical cannabis can significantly ease lower-back pain, but that not all types of marijuana do the job.
Israel Importing Cannabis World First, By Ziv Genesove
The agriculture domain in Israel has always been a source of national pride for many years, but over the past two decades, there has been a significant decline in the industry’s profitability and prestige.
Cannabis – The Lost Legacy of Landrace Strains, By Fred Delisio
First, I wanted to give you some insight into what it was like, procuring cannabis in the 1960s and 1970s, right at the time folks were just beginning to focus on growing and breeding in earnest here in California.
Export Approved! By Ziv Genesove
The Israeli cannabis market opened the year with sensational news: the local government declared they finally agree to open the export of cannabis from Israel to foreign countries “It’s a holiday for the Israeli agriculture industry” say the farmers.
Dealer Turned Politician, Local Elections, Israel – By Ziv Genesove
The political system in Israel is in an ongoing event of one long election campaign: Due to the fact that neither side on the political map has succeeded in forming a coalition, the Israeli public finds itself preparing for a third general election in less than a year – and probably not the last.
Will Israel fully legalize use of cannabis?
The inauguration of Israel’s 35th government on May 17 was a particularly depressing event for many Israelis.
After all, they were watching one of the most bloated governments (34 ministers) in all of Israel’s history take office. But for the hundreds of thousands of cannabis users in Israel, it signified a happy change. For the first time in years, there is a real chance that cannabis will be fully legalized.
Adherence to Medical Cannabis Among Licensed Patients in Israel
Objectives: To evaluate adherence among Israeli patients who are licensed to use medical cannabis and to identify factors associated with adherence to medical cannabis. Methods: Ninety-five novice licensed patients were interviewed for this cross-sectional study. Our findings show a relatively high adherence rate for medical cannabis, as well as relative safety and high satisfaction among licensed patients. Additionally indicated is the need to develop and implement standardized education about this evolving field-to both patients and physicians.
The Consumption of Cannabis by Fibromyalgia Patients in Israel
An Internet-based questionnaire was posted to three large fibromyalgia Facebook groups in our country. The questionnaire was anonymous and included demographic, clinical, and cannabis-related questions, including acquisition of a license for medical cannabis (MC) method and amount of cannabis consumption. Cannabis consumption among fibromyalgia patients in our country is very common and is mostly not licensed. Nearly all cannabis consumers (CC_ reported favorable effects on pain and sleep, and few reported adverse effects or feeling of dependence on cannabis.
The Consumption of Cannabis by Fibromyalgia Patients in Israel
To report on the habits of cannabis consumption among fibromyalgia patients in Israel. An Internet-based questionnaire was posted to three large fibromyalgia Facebook groups in our country. Cannabis consumption among fibromyalgia patients in our country is very common and is mostly not licensed. Nearly all CC reported favorable effects on pain and sleep, and few reported adverse effects or feeling of dependence on cannabis
Israel’s Health Ministry announces new rules
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