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  1. Ron Strider

    Ireland: Health Minister Signs License For Ava Barry

    The Irish minister for health has signed a license for a seven-year old from County Cork to access medicinal cannabis. Ava Barry suffers from a severe form of epilepsy known as Dravet syndrome. On Tuesday, Simon Harris told the Dáil (Irish Parliament) he could not comment on individual...
  2. Ron Strider

    South Africa: Applications To Grow Cannabis For Medicinal, Research Purposes Now Open

    The public can start submitting applications to grow cannabis for medicinal and research purposes. The Medical Innovation Bill was discussed by MPs on Wednesday. It proposes legalizing dagga for medicinal purposes. The guidelines and regulations form part of the Medical Innovation...
  3. Ron Strider

    Medicinal Cannabis Made Legal In Poland

    Under the new regulations Polish pharmacies will be allowed to manufacture medicines taken from imported cannabis plants. Pharmacists in Poland have been given the go-ahead to make and distribute pharmaceutical products using cannabis after the Polish government made the drug legal for...
  4. Ron Strider

    Here's How Much Australia Has Progressed Since It Legalized Medicinal Cannabis

    In the 12 months since the introduction of legal medicinal cannabis in Australia, the government's laborious and highly-criticized legislation has resulted in frustration, anger and disenchantment for the very people it was intended to help most. The government is perhaps the only remaining...
  5. Ron Strider

    Denmark: Danish Companies Gearing Up For Cannabis Farming

    As of 1 January 2018 it will be possible to obtain a receipt for medicinal cannabis, thanks to a broadly-supported decision by Parliament last year. Now, a decision is to be made on whether it can be grown in Denmark. A total of 13 companies have already applied for permission from the...
  6. Ron Strider

    DC: Sen. Hatch Makes The Case For Medicinal Marijuana

    In a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday morning, Senator Orrin Hatch made the case for medical marijuana. During the hearing Hatch questioned U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions about a path forward for marijuana research. Hatch made the case that because there is only one...
  7. Ron Strider

    Medical Marijuana A Huge Opportunity For Africa

    All African nations are capable of cultivating medicinal marijuana to exploit a growing international acceptance of cannabis-based medicines. The current global market for marijuana products is US$3 billion and is expected to rise to US$56 billion as more countries and US states join the...
  8. Ron Strider

    UK: These Protesters Are Going To Have A 'Cannabis Tea Party' Outside Parliament

    Protesters will scoff cannabis tea and cakes outside Parliament tomorrow in a bid to legalize the drug for medicinal use. Campaigners expect hundreds of people at a 'cannabis tea party' which they've dubbed a "very civil bit of disobedience". Cancer patients and multiple sclerosis...
  9. Ron Strider

    Aus: Government Is Stopping Terminally Ill Patients From Accessing Medicinal Cannabis

    In June, the Senate voted to amend Category A of the Therapeutic Goods Administration's (TGA) Special Access Scheme (SAS) and fast-track access to imported medical cannabis for a small group of terminally ill patients who had already been prescribed the treatment by their doctors. Medicinal...
  10. Ron Strider

    Australia: Patients To Get Easier Access To Medicinal Cannabis Under Greens Bill

    The Greens leader, Richard di Natale, has accused the federal government of "ignoring the will of parliament" on the importation of medicinal cannabis as doctors complain that the current system has "multiple obstacles" that prevent terminally ill patients from obtaining the drug. Di Natale...
  11. Ron Strider

    Ireland: Consultants Yet To Seek Licenses For Cannabis Treatments

    No consultant has applied for a license to use medicinal cannabis to treat a patient, Health Minister Simon Harris has confirmed, Evelyn Ring. "I know there are difficult cases out there and I know that, at a human level, our hearts would go out to anybody in a difficult case," said Mr...
  12. Ron Strider

    New Zealand: Jacinda Ardern Succinct And Stubborn On Medicinal Cannabis Use

    Labor leader Jacinda Ardern has very firmly locked in her position on medicinal use of cannabis, a succinct answer in a debate strongly paralleled by National leader Bill English. In the TVNZ leaders debate, both were asked to answer in 30 seconds whether they would legalize cannabis for...
  13. Ron Strider

    Australia: Medicinal Cannabis About To Get Green Light In Tasmania - Who Will Qualify

    Tasmanians will be able to apply to access medicinal cannabis from Friday, but doctors and advocates have concerns about how the scheme will work. East Tamar mother Lyn Cleaver uses medicinal cannabis to treat her 26-year-old son Jeremy's seizures. She has applied to access Tasmania's...
  14. Ron Strider

    Medicinal Cannabis Market- Global Industry Insights, Trends, Outlook, and Opportunity

    Medicinal cannabis, also known as medicinal marijuana, is used either to treat disease or improve symptoms. Cannabis has been considered to be a major source of drug addiction. Extract from the dried flower bud part of the plant called as Marijuana has certain medicinal properties. The two...
  15. Ron Strider

    Australia: Lucy Haslam Says Medicinal Cannabis Regulations Are Broken

    A Tamworth movement helped change the tide on medicinal cannabis in Australia, but our local advocates are struggling to take pride in today’s system, where compassion has taken a backseat to political point-scoring. Lucy Haslam says the medicinal cannabis conversation in Australia needs to be...
  16. Ron Strider

    Jamaica: Cabinet To Get Cannabis Regulations Soon

    The proposed regulations to govern the medicinal cannabis unit (MCU) that was established at the health ministry are now being finalized and will be submitted to Cabinet shortly. At the same time, the ministry has reported that a total of 80 persons have been trained and certified to...
  17. Ron Strider

    Australia: Medicinal Cannabis Black Market Worries TGA

    The TGA has criticized claims that red tape turns patients to black market cannabis And one medicinal cannabis stakeholder says that doctors are unready when it comes to prescribing the drug. The TGA has responded to claims made on the Lateline program that patients are turning to the...
  18. Ron Strider

    Aus: Despite Legalization, Medicinal Cannabis Remains Dilemma For Doctors & Patients

    Frustrated Australian patients could still be several years away from their GPs prescribing medicinal cannabis, the Australian Medical Association's (AMA) vice president has warned. Since publishing a range of stories on medicinal cannabis, many readers have contacted nine.com.au complaining...
  19. Ron Strider

    AUS: Medicinal Cannabis 'Red-Tape' Pushing Doctors, Patients Back To Illegal Products

    A mountain of red tape for legal medicinal cannabis is forcing the families of seriously ill patients back into the black market, according to doctors and advocates. Sydney GP Brad McKay said he had tried at length to prescribe the medicine for his patients but had been blocked at every turn...
  20. Ron Strider

    South Australian Medicinal Cannabis Producer's Oil To Hit Shelves From September

    Doctors will be able to prescribe the first South Australian-produced medicinal cannabis products from next month. GD Pharma's oils will hit the market in September after the pharmaceutical manufacturer recently received the green light to import two types of cannabis-derived products...
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