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Unesc research investigates the potential of cannabis in Parkinson's treatment
Research points to promising results and reinforces the therapeutic potential of the plant in neurodegenerative diseases
Police operation in the countryside of São Paulo seizes medicines and supplies from the Santa Gaia association
Action leaves over 9 thousand patients, including children and elderly, at risk of interrupting treatments based on medical Cannabis
Associations may have more space in the debate on the regulation of cannabis cultivation in Brazil
Entrepreneur Fabrício Penafiel considers the inclusion of practical experience of producers in the proposal, with a deadline set for September 30th, a historic opportunity.
UNILA study on veterinary cannabis to be published in international journal
A research by the Federal University of Latin American Integration (UNILA), conducted in partnership with the Santa Cannabis association, will grace the pages of the renowned scientific journal Frontiers in Pharmacology
“Good politics are made in defense of people,” says mayor of Bolsonaro's party about pioneering medicinal cannabis project in the interior of SP
In partnership with the Flor da Vida Association, mayor of conservative party opens medicinal cannabis clinic and advocates for free access to patients
Ribeirão Pires inaugurates Brazil's first public medical cannabis clinic
Pioneering service from the City Hall and Flor da Vida Association will provide free care, through SUS, to patients with ASD and other specific conditions
36% of Parkinson's patients use natural products to relieve symptoms, cannabis among the most used
Study conducted in the Netherlands interviewed 367 people; most of them do not discuss the use of natural products with their doctors in treating Parkinson's
Senator advocates for medicinal use of cannabis
11/29/2023"The regulation of cannabis and free access through the Unified Health System (SUS) are essential steps," said Teresa Leitão
Meta deletes 47 cannabis-related profiles and sparks debate about platform policies
According to lawyer Clayton Medeiros, complaints and changes in the Civil Framework may have driven the action; political pressure ensured the return of some profiles