Let’s Allow Doctors To Prescribe Medicinal Cannabis

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The most up-to-date, analysis of the evidence on the safety and efficacy of cannabis as medicine. Focuses on Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, chronic pain, Crohn’s disease and multiple sclerosis. Published April 2015.

How To Regulate Cannabis In Britain

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform8 ago

"Personally, I have a terrific relationship with cannabis. It helps me to manage my polycystic ovarian syndrome and lifelong gastrointestinal issues. It has helped me sleep through recurring night terrors, and to manage the symptoms of PTSD. It generally makes me a more pleasant person to be around."

My Relationships With Drugs Vary Wildly: We Must Recognize Spectrums

For the last 14 years I have bounced around nearly every part of the drug-use spectrum, though I’ve rarely stayed ...

filtermag.org

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform27 ago

"Earlier this year, the University of Sheffield’s Student Union (SU) began providing harm reduction information to students who may use drugs. On the university’s SU website, it is emphasised that this is to protect the safety of students. Although neither Sheffield University nor the SU condones the use of drugs on campus, their approach acknowledges how students may use drugs during their time at university."

More UK Universities Should Follow Sheffield’s Harm Reduction Approach

Universities across the UK should provide harm reduction advice for students who may use drugs, as currently takes place at the University of Sheffield.

talkingdrugs.org

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform27 ago

"According to Brightfield Group, a company that specialises in cannabis and CBD market research, CBD is the "next hot, functional beauty ingredient", that may have a similar impact on the beauty industry as shea butter and aloe. Furthermore, due to the increased interest in cannabis for medicinal, recreational and cosmetic use, the CBD industry is expected to reach an estimated value of $22bn (£16bn) by 2022."

Cannabis being used in makeup products is on the rise

Sephora announced the launch of its ‘High Beauty’ range earlier this year

independent.co.uk

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform34 ago

"The law on the use of medicinal cannabis changed this month and Hannah Deacon hoped it would make products like cannabis oil more accessible. Guidance, issued by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) and The British Paediatric Neurology Association said cannabis oil is not recommended because there was "no quality evidence" of it being used safely and effectively."

Mum's fresh medicinal cannabis campaign

The mother of epileptic boy Alfie Dingley says the new rules are a "real blow" for other families.

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform44 ago

Hardyal Dhindsa, who is the lead on substance abuse for the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners had previously met three people involved in cannabis clubs to discuss how they worked. "They are offering support, it is regulated, they have got a membership. They are not allowing people to make profit out of this and allowing for personal use, which many people do in this country irrespective of what the law is."

Police boss 'impressed' by cannabis clubs

Years of enforcement has not stopped the drugs trade, Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa says.

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CLEAR Cannabis Law Reform45 ago

"London-based Dragonfly Biosciences Ltd has announced that it has secured a licence to create CBD oil, and will begin the production and distribution of medical cannabis early in 2019. The firm produces the drug at huge open-air farms in Bulgaria."

The legal marijuana farm set to supply medical cannabis to the UK

This is one of the marijuana farms set to supply cannabis-based products for medicinal purposes to the UK. Groundbreaking legislation that came into effect on November 1 means that specialist UK doctors are now able to prescribe cannabis-based products, such as CBD oil, to patients.

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