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Australia Cannabis Q&A

Canna Law Blog

The Office of Drug Control (ODC) issues several license types, including: Cultivation growing cannabis for medicinal or research purposes. Research studying cannabis for medicinal development. Businesses should also investigate potential research and development (R&D) incentives if applicable.

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Weird Science: Alzheimer’s Research With CBD and Cats

Veriheal

It is quite common for cannabis researchers to make use of vertebrates since animals with spines have an endocannabinoid system (ECS), such as mice and rats. Cats do have an ECS, but why use them for research*? Unfortunately, both of these conditions result in cognitive decline and suffer from a lack of effective treatment.

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Cannabis as a cancer cure: what is the research and where is it going?

The Cannigma

Individuals who use cannabis-based medications often want to cure their cancer, not just reduce the symptoms that come with the condition. Before we dive into the research, here’s the lowdown: Important takeaway points on cannabis and cancer Your situation is unique. 1 So can cannabis cure cancer? The answer: Maybe!

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Medical Marijuana and Mental Health: Insights and Perspectives on Different Conditions

MMJ Recs

For conditions like anxiety and PTSD, certain strains with higher CBD content may provide calming effects without the psychoactive properties associated with THC. The endocannabinoid system and mental health How does medical marijuana affect mood disorders and other mental health conditions? The effectiveness of CBD vs.

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What Are The Most Common Conditions MMJ Is Prescribed For?

MMJ Recs

As the medical community delves into the therapeutic potential of cannabis, certain health conditions have emerged as primary candidates for its prescription. THC, the psychoactive component of cannabis, has analgesic properties that can help manage chronic pain conditions, such as neuropathic pain and arthritis.

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Serious Conditions Are Responding To Cannabinoid Therapy

Peninsula Alternative Health

As medical cannabis emerges from the dark days of prohibition, researchers are finding a wide range of conditions responding successfully to it. clinical research is extremely difficult to conduct. Epilepsy Seizure disorders are on the list of qualifying conditions for most medical cannabis states.

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Dr. Andrew Weil on Cannabis and Integrative Medicine

Project CBD

NM: As someone who has been researching cannabis for decades, how do you feel about the current legalization situation worldwide and in Japan, in particular? Dr. Andrew Weil: I think the trend very clearly is that in most developed countries, cannabis is being made legal first for medical uses and then also for recreational uses.

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