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Medical Cannabis

From groundbreaking findings from the UK Medical Cannabis Registry to clinical trials by the industry’s leading experts, explore the latest advancements in medical cannabis research.

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Medical Cannabis, Conditions, News
01/10/2026

People living with pancreatic cancer often manage several difficult symptoms at once, including pain, poor appetite, nausea, anxiety ...

News, Medical Cannabis, Conditions, Research
25/09/2026

Interest in cannabis-based medicines for mental health is growing. As more countries allow medical cannabis, more people are ...

Medical Cannabis, Conditions, News
18/09/2026

Cannabis is the most widely used controlled substance in the world, with more than 244 million people estimated ...

Medical Cannabis, News
11/09/2026

Medical cannabis has been legal to prescribe in Australia for almost a decade, and more than a million ...

Medical Cannabis, News
07/09/2026

At a glance: Whether you can travel with medical cannabis depends on the laws of your destination and ...

Medical Cannabis, Conditions, News
28/08/2026

Endometriosis affects up to 1 in 10 women of reproductive age, yet treatment options are limited and the ...

Medical Cannabis, News
13/08/2026

At a Glance In the UK, prescribed cannabis flower should not be smoked. It is intended to be ...

Medical Cannabis
28/07/2026

At a glance Devon Partnership NHS Trust has introduced a formal policy for prescribed medical cannabis during hospital ...

Medical Cannabis, News
27/07/2026

Cannabis is a distinctive flowering plant, most easily recognised by its serrated green leaves, tall stems, and dense, ...

Medical Cannabis, News
24/07/2026

Interest in the lesser-known compounds in cannabis has grown quickly. Cannabigerol (CBG) is one of them. You may ...

News, Medical Cannabis, Conditions, Research
17/07/2026

Autism affects around 1 in 100 people in the UK. It is usually diagnosed in childhood and often ...

Medical Cannabis, Conditions, Research, News
09/07/2026

Restless leg syndrome is more common than many people realise. Research suggests it affects roughly 7 to 12 ...