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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, Research
01/08/2024

In the UK, medical cannabis flower is prescribed to be consumed via vaporisation. However, smoking is the most ...

News, Research
26/07/2024

Anxiety and depression are two of the most prevalent conditions affecting women of reproductive age in the UK. ...

News, Research
26/07/2024

Fibromyalgia, a condition affecting millions, often leaves individuals struggling with chronic pain, fatigue, sleep problems, and cognitive difficulties. ...

News, Research
18/07/2024

Research shows that many people in England are being prescribed medications they don’t need or that could even ...

News, Research
18/07/2024

Chronic pain is a widespread issue, affecting an estimated 35-51% of adults in the UK. Despite its prevalence, ...

News, Research
11/07/2024

The Challenge of Medical Cannabis Stigma In 2018, the UK legalised medical cannabis, yet patients still face stigma. ...

News, Research
07/07/2024

General practitioners (GPs) often serve as the first point of contact for individuals experiencing mental health problems, including ...

News, Research
05/07/2024

Chronic pain is a widespread and challenging issue, impacting millions and costing society dearly. Current treatments often fall ...

News, Research
28/06/2024

On the 1st of November 2018, medical cannabis was rescheduled and therefore legal to prescribe to UK patients. ...

News, Research
21/06/2024

Women’s health has often been overlooked and stigmatised. The complex relationship between mind and body in health and ...

News, Research
14/06/2024

The coronavirus-19 (COVID-19) pandemic has left a lasting impact on many individuals, even after recovering from the initial ...

News, Research
07/06/2024

Anxiety disorders, like generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, and social anxiety disorder (SAD), are becoming more common ...