Medical marijuana – media

Cannabis can Reduce the Symptoms of IBD

Cannabis users reported that it can reduce the symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Ultimately for the first time, this statement was proven by an experiment conducted in mice jointly by the University of Bath and the University of Massachusetts Medical School. The research findings were published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
- Source: ScienceDaily
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- August 15, 2018
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Cannabis Compound may Augment Survival in Pancreatic Cancer

Findings from a study conducted by Prof. Marco Falasca from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) in the United Kingdom and team on a mouse model of pancreatic cancer, which they injected with cannabidiol (CBD), naturally occurring cannabis along with a classic chemotherapy drug, Gemcitabine, revealed that the rodents lived almost three times more than mice from a control group, which had been treated with Gemcitabine only.
- Source: MedicalNewsToday
- 512
- August 11, 2018
Medical marijuana pancreatic cancer Researches
One Boy’s Struggle with Epilepsy Leads to First Marijuana-Derived Medicine

Epidiolex, compounded from decontaminated cannabidiol, or CBD, permitted for two atypical types of epilepsy, would be the first prescription medication extracted from the marijuana plant, expected to reach pharmacies this fall.
- Source: NPR
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- August 9, 2018
FDA Medical marijuana New Approvals
FDA Approval for Cannabis Based Epidiolex Medicine Against Seizures

Epidiolex, also known as purified cannabidiol was approved to treat Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome specifically in patients aged 2 and older. Both these conditions start during childhood. Recurrent seizures pose a huge risk of death.
- Source: FiercePharma
- 569
- June 27, 2018
FDA Medical marijuana New Approvals
UK likely to Relax Medical Marijuana Laws

The issue gained widespread public attention following the application by a boy’s family suffering from a rare form of epilepsy to use cannabis oil medication. The Home Secretary stated that a license would be issued for the boy’s treatment procedure to go ahead.
- Source: CNBC
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- June 21, 2018
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