Why doctors have a moral imperative to prescribe and support medical cannabis—an essay
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Why medical cannabis is still out of patients’ reach—an essay by David Nutt | The BMJ Skip to
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Do patients have the right to medicate themselves, or should they be punished for doing so?
Should their doctors work with them to decide on the best treatment, or does the government …

Legal restrictions on the grounds that cannabis has no therapeutic use have impeded
research, says MP Barnes, but evidence shows cannabinoids may have benefit in several …

Although cannabis-based products for medicinal use are now legal in the UK, it is still
challenging for patients to gain access, and only very few National Health Service …

Cannabis, cannabis everywhere: UK to review medical cannabis policy as Canada plans
imminent legalisation for all uses Page 1 WAR ON DRUGS Cannabis, cannabis everywhere …

The move to change medicinal products derived from cannabis to schedule 2 of the 2001
Misuse of Drugs Regulations came after advice from England's chief medical officer, Sally …

Cannabis is used by an estimated 219 million adults globally (4.3% of the population) with a
particularly high prevalence in North America (17.4% of the population). 1 The 1961 UN …

From its first recorded uses in China through to the early 20th century, cannabis has had a
place in the pharmacopoeia. Queen Victoria's personal physician, Russel Reynolds, opined …

Until recently, cannabis and its derivatives were widely restricted under legislation which
stated they had no medical value and carried a substantial risk of misuse. Policy is rapidly …