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UK Doctors Can Now Prescribe Medicinal Cannabis Products
British doctors will be able to prescribe medicinal cannabis, the government announced Thursday following a review -- but insisted it was not a first step towards legalising recreational use.
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Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Approves First Marijuana-Derived Drug For Epilepsy
On monday, The Food and Drug Administration approved the first drug derived from marijuana. This drug can be used to treat two rare and severe forms of childhood epilepsy.
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First Marijuana-Derived Drug Is On The Verge Of Getting Approval In US
Approval of the medication, intended for childhood epilepsy, could lead to reclassification of cannabidiol, or CBD.
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7 Myths About Marijuana You Must Stop Believing
Well, facts suggest that medicinal marijuana indeed is indeed good for your health.
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Australia Set to Legalise Growing of Medicinal Cannabis
Australia today announced plans to legalise the growing of cannabis for medicinal purposes, saying those suffering debilitating illnesses deserved access to the most effective treatments.
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New Smartphone App Promises Medical Marijuana Delivery
Called Startup Eaze, the service's "caregivers" or drivers will get medicinal doses to their intended recipients in an average of 10 minutes in most cases.
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Charas (marijuana) linked to depression
Children and teenagers who smoke marijuana (charas) have a higher risk of developing depression, though whether the drug itself is to blame is not clear.
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Teens smoke pot to cope up with health issues
Many adolescents who smoke marijuana aren't trying to get high, but are instead using pot as a way to cope with their mental and physical health problems.
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Cognitive decline in multiple sclerosis
Patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) who smoke marijuana show impaired thinking compared with patients who don
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UK Doctors Can Now Prescribe Medicinal Cannabis Products
British doctors will be able to prescribe medicinal cannabis, the government announced Thursday following a review -- but insisted it was not a first step towards legalising recreational use.
-
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Approves First Marijuana-Derived Drug For Epilepsy
On monday, The Food and Drug Administration approved the first drug derived from marijuana. This drug can be used to treat two rare and severe forms of childhood epilepsy.
-
First Marijuana-Derived Drug Is On The Verge Of Getting Approval In US
Approval of the medication, intended for childhood epilepsy, could lead to reclassification of cannabidiol, or CBD.
-
7 Myths About Marijuana You Must Stop Believing
Well, facts suggest that medicinal marijuana indeed is indeed good for your health.
-
Australia Set to Legalise Growing of Medicinal Cannabis
Australia today announced plans to legalise the growing of cannabis for medicinal purposes, saying those suffering debilitating illnesses deserved access to the most effective treatments.
-
New Smartphone App Promises Medical Marijuana Delivery
Called Startup Eaze, the service's "caregivers" or drivers will get medicinal doses to their intended recipients in an average of 10 minutes in most cases.
-
Charas (marijuana) linked to depression
Children and teenagers who smoke marijuana (charas) have a higher risk of developing depression, though whether the drug itself is to blame is not clear.
-
Teens smoke pot to cope up with health issues
Many adolescents who smoke marijuana aren't trying to get high, but are instead using pot as a way to cope with their mental and physical health problems.
-
Cognitive decline in multiple sclerosis
Patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) who smoke marijuana show impaired thinking compared with patients who don
