Volume of Medical Cannabis Flooding onto British Territory Triples Since 2023
U.K. medical cannabis market is moving in the right direction. Estimates pin the current number of patients at approximately 30,000- 32,000.
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Instagrammer Of The Month issue 168 – Dog Doctor official
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A New Place in Society
New German law decriminalizes possession and growing cannabis at home from April 1.
Cannabis will be legal in Germany within days
New law decriminalizes possession and growing the drug at home from April 1.
Netherlands begins trial to make cannabis fully legal
Cannabis users in two Dutch cities can smoke legally for the first time as authorities roll out a trial that would expand the country’s tolerance of marijuana to full legality.
Should I try medical marijuana? Here’s what to know
Cannabis is popular for treating conditions such as nausea and chronic pain. But there is still much we don’t know about its potential long-term effects.
Instagrammer Of The Month issue 167 – thegreenphotographer.wmd
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Instagrammer Of The Month issue 166 – Rollin_Cannons_
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Still no medical cannabis trials for NHS – five years on from legalisation
Medical cannabis was legalised in the UK in 2018, but still it isn’t available on the NHS. It means legalisation has made little difference to patients who can’t afford a private prescription.