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The Myth of "superweed" influencing media and justice
Analysis shows how sensationalist expression shapes social and legal perceptions in Brazil
The Myth of "superweed" influencing media and Justice
Analysis shows how sensationalist expression shapes social and legal perceptions in Brazil
France extends medicinal cannabis program, but definitive regulation remains undefined
Ministry of Health extends deadline to avoid treatment interruptions in 2026; industry demands permanent law already validated by the EU
Cannabidiol grows over 70% in the pharmacy channel; Anvisa's RDC 327 review generates optimism in the sector
According to Filipe Campos, from Close-Up International, the market could expand even further with rule updates and greater medical adherence
Entrepreneur Bets on Hemp in Construction and Aims to Make Brazil a Reference in Innovation
Civil engineer creates pioneering company to boost the use of hempcrete in Brazil, even without regulation
Medical cannabis company invests 2.3 million in Portugal
Bio Leaf Health's investment focuses on increasing the quality of medical cannabis production at the Portalegre facility to reach market values
UK races against time to train doctors in medicinal cannabis
The UK faces a shortage of doctors and specialists in medicinal cannabis, as demand for treatments grows and the market approaches €300 million.
Housing crisis in Portugal: hemp, less bureaucracy, and more innovation
Less State and more hemp. Sustainable architecture is the key to unlocking supply and reducing housing costs in Portugal
Hemp Makeup? The Green Beauty Challenging Regulation
Hemp is making its way into makeup with promises of natural beauty, but still faces challenges in regulation and skin science
Legal cannabis cultivation in Morocco jumps to 4,751 hectares and sets production record
The historic initiative involves over 5,400 farmers, transforms the economy of the Rif region, and solidifies the country as a leader in the global regulated market
Brazil prepares to advance in the cannabis market; US mistakes and successes may indicate the way
Experts point out that the US experience can accelerate national development
Doctor turned her own story with her father into a mission with cannabis
Doctor Caliandra turned the search for relieving her father's suffering into a professional mission, finding in cannabis a path of care, science, and hope
In Italy, Industrial Cannabis Stalemate Highlights Rift Between Government and Producers
While the State reinforces measures under the guise of public health protection, farmers seek stability for a sector that generates rural employment
Medicinal Cannabis Improves Memory in Alzheimer's Patients, Concludes UNILA Study
Brazilian research, the longest in the world on the subject, identifies cognitive improvement in Alzheimer's patients treated with medicinal cannabis
Roots of Change: the research that connects cannabis, animal welfare, and sustainability in the Serra Gaúcha
The study aims to democratize knowledge, unite university, science, and field, and promote sustainable development in the region
CBD may relieve autism symptoms, reveals new research
Study by USP and Fiocruz shows that cannabidiol may reverse symptoms associated with autism in an animal model, paving the way for new treatments of ASD
Is Cannabis Overdose Possible?
Discover what scientific evidence says, the real risks of excessive consumption, and how to use cannabis responsibly
Project expands access to medical cannabis in the outskirts of São Paulo
Social action provides medical care, legal guidance, and free training on medical cannabis for families in vulnerability in Guaianases
Zurich Extends Regulated Cannabis Sales Test Until 2028
The initiative, which already has more than 2,300 participants, aims to understand the social and health impacts of controlled consumption, bringing the debate closer to real life and collective well-being
Cultivation, seizure, and controversy: behind the scenes of the operation at Santa Gaia association
Over 500 plants were destroyed; patients and relatives report fear of losing treatment