UBCO’s students’ union looking at prescription cannabis
“So it’s not just a free for all. It’s for students in great need that really need this medicine,”
Denmark’s high hopes to become Europe’s biggest medical cannabis producer
However, the new industry is being tightly regulated. To gain approval to grow cannabis, companies must gain permission via three separate public bodies:
Legalizing Marijuana in Canada Spells Longer Waits at the U.S. Border
Canada will be the first developed nation to legalize the recreational use of marijuana and the second after Uruguay.
State offers to ‘pause’ medical marijuana licensing process; could delay program launch
The Ohio Department of Commerce is willing to hit the pause button on the review process for medical marijuana licenses, which has come under scrutiny from state regulators.
Medical Marijuana Treatment Slowly Gains Traction in Workers’ Comp
Some states have laws explicitly stating that an employer or workers’ compensation insurer is not required to pay for medical marijuana
Portugal’s pharmacists against legalisation of medicinal cannabis
“There is no scientific evidence to prove the efficacy and safety of its use,” according to the Pharmacists’ working group when reporting to the parliamentary committee on health.
Cannabis to become legal? Weed bill set for UK parliament this week
Currently, anyone found in possession of cannabis can be sentenced to a maximum of five years in prison, an unlimited fine or both punishments under UK legislation
Comfortably numb – why some older people turn to cannabis for pain relief
t may not be totally surprising then that recent research has highlighted how older people are turning to cannabis for pain relief as they develop age-related health problems – and for end-of-life care.
Why my wife relies on cannabis to help her stage four cancer
“If it’s heavily controlled by pharmaceutical companies it will be very expensive to buy. A way forward with this is difficult.”
Police asked for delay on cannabis legislation
The legislation currently before Parliament, means anyone terminally ill will not have to rely on the discretion of the police or the courts if they’re caught with cannabis.
