When medical cannabis was legalised in the UK in 2018, it was done so without care. The tragic case of Oliver Robinson raises questions, but after seven years as a pharmacist in this sector, I can tell you the real scandal isn’t the clinics: it’s the fragmented healthcare infrastructure that was never built to support this law.
A long-term study of over 1,500 young people revealed that teenagers who start using cannabis before age 15 are at... read more
Since 2018, specialist doctors have been able to legally prescribe medical cannabis for ADHD in the UK when current first-line... read more
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While frequently disproven, the gateway drug hypothesis claims that cannabis users will go on to use harder, more dangerous substances... read more
SciPhy systems' Steve Fuhr asks: "What will be the next big legal adult-use cannabis market? And how big will it... read more
New research indicates that cannabis could serve as a substitute for alcohol, with participants drinking 25 percent fewer alcoholic beverages... read more
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Demand for private cannabis prescriptions is expected to double in the next four years as patient numbers in Europe’s 2nd... read more
Small doses of the psychedelic led to a nearly 60% reduction in depression symptoms and could also help with other... read more
