
Live broadcast will be held on the Agency's YouTube channel; board will have a strategic role in topics such as cannabis regulation in Brazil

Confirmed appointments include Leandro Safatle, Thiago Campos, and Daniela Cerqueira

Population and regulated sectors have the opportunity to indicate topics of interest for the next biennium

Decision postpones vote on new rules for cultivating low-THC varieties; new date for analysis not yet defined

STJ decision reinforces federal competence for actions involving unregistered drugs at the regulatory agency

STJ decision reinforces federal jurisdiction for actions involving unregistered drugs at the regulatory agency

Social Affairs Committee to analyze four names for leadership positions in health agencies

Change may authorize cultivation by companies under strict control, with a limit of 0.3% THC; measure complies with a decision from the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) related to cultivation regulation.

Social Affairs Committee confirms Safatle, Cerqueira, and Cardoso's names, in a moment of important reforms at the agency

Letter brings together experts from across the country and includes UFLA participation

New authorization expands university's scope in Reblas and reinforces quality control of plant derivatives in the national market

Document developed by a group with 31 Brazilian academic and research institutions points out regulatory barriers and suggests an agile framework to strengthen the scientific and technological sector

Curitiba welcomes its first exclusive medicinal cannabis pharmacy, in a market that grew from R$ 38.5 million in 2022 to R$ 237.8 million in 2025, while Paraná accounts for only 2.4% of sales, indicating great potential in the state with 11 million inhabitants

Gustavo Palhares believes that regulatory review could streamline prescription, expand access, and raise technical requirements in the medical cannabis sector

According to Filipe Campos, from Close-Up International, the market could expand even further with rule updates and greater medical adherence

The President emphasized the responsibility of the appointees and reinforced the importance of the agencies for the country's development

Director-General of the National Narcotics Fund of Colombia, Milver Rojas, states that the process will be immediate once Anvisa confirms and foresees a return to the four to five-day deadline for each authorization

Public hearing will present a balance of the first year of cannabis in the São Paulo public health system and will encourage projects in science, innovation, and social impact

According to Marcelo Polacow Bisson, excluding pharmacies' manipulation leads to lack of assistance; Anvisa's proposed text on the Cannabis regulation is also criticized for bypassing procedural rites

Anvisa authorizations for importing cannabidiol in São Paulo increased by 6.2% between January and July 2025, consolidating the state as a leader in requests and reflecting the expanded access through the SUS