The Medical Cannabis Clinicians’ Society (MCCS) and the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Medical Cannabis under Prescription issued new guidance last week identifying conditions for which there are “conclusive or
The mother of 10-month-old Nathaniel Leahy has said that Epidiolex has had “some positive effects” on epilepsy but that full extract cannabis oil – which he is being denied –
US Surgeon General claims more people of colour arrested since legalisation US Surgeon General Jerome Adams indulged in some quasi-Orwellian nonsense this week when he claimed on Twitter that the
The story of medical cannabis is usually framed around a patient’s personal situation to try and allow people to see what it must be like to suffer from an illness
Teagan Appleby home after Epidiolex hospital treatment Teagan Appleby of Aylesham, Kent has been successfully treated for her epilepsy with Epidiolex in hospital, thanks to an intervention by Dover and
Hannah Deacon has revealed that her son Alfie Dingley’s licence for cannabis medicine has been revoked following the 1 November law change that permits it to be prescribed by specialist
Supply shortage in Canada deepens Demand continues to outstrip supply two weeks after Canada became the first G20 country to legalise cannabis. Rosalie Wyonch, a policy analyst at the CD
A mother from Bradford whose son could benefit from legal cannabis medicine does not believe the move to permit its prescription will become effective until specialist doctors have been given
The government has announced that specialist doctors will be able to prescribe cannabis-based medicines but it remains to be seen if the new system will be any better than the
Medicinal Cannabis Defined: UK Home Office sets out rules for products On 21 September, the Government formally announced its definition of what qualifies as ‘cannabis-based’ products for medicinal use ahead
