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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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News, Medical Cannabis
08/07/2025

It’s natural to have questions when considering a new medication, and for many exploring medical cannabis, a common ...

News, Medical Cannabis
30/05/2025

Electronic vaping devices (e-cigarettes or ‘vapes’) have surged in popularity in recent years. They were initially introduced as ...

News, Medical Cannabis
29/05/2025

Chronic pain affects millions of people in the UK. As the conversation around medical cannabis evolves, many patients ...

News, Conditions, Medical Cannabis
01/05/2025

Dying Matters Awareness Week encourages open conversations about end-of-life care, helping to break the stigma around death and ...

News, Medical Cannabis
20/04/2025

4/20 is traditionally a day for advocating the full legalisation of cannabis. At Curaleaf Clinic, we see it ...

News, Medical Cannabis
25/02/2025

Cannabis-based medicinal products (CBMPs) have been legally available on prescription in the UK since November 2018. This change ...

Medical Cannabis, News
24/02/2025

At Curaleaf Clinic, we are dedicated to providing the best possible care for our patients. This is why ...

News, Medical Cannabis
10/02/2025

Travelling with medical cannabis can feel daunting, even with a valid prescription. The rules differ between countries, and ...

News, Medical Cannabis
05/12/2024

How long medical cannabis stays in your system can vary from person to person. Factors such as metabolism, ...

Medical Cannabis, News
04/12/2024

Cannabinoids are natural compounds in the cannabis plant, each with unique effects and potential therapeutic uses. Among the ...

News, Medical Cannabis
07/10/2024

If you’re considering medical cannabis treatment, you may have come across the terms “indica” and “sativa”. While these ...

News, Medical Cannabis
23/08/2024

Cannabis is commonly classified as “indica”, “sativa,” or “hybrid,” but these traditional categories may not fully explain how ...