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The History of Cannabis: From Traditional Medicine to Legalization
Cannabis is a plant with a long history of use, dating back thousands of years. Originally used for medicinal purposes, cannabis was later banned in many countries due to its psychoactive effects. However, in recent years, cannabis has been increasingly accepted as an effective and safe medicinal substance.
In 'Cannabis Global Co.', Paulo Pereira reflects on the challenges and complexities of the cannabis market
Paulo Pereira launches Cannabis Global Co., a book that analyzes cannabis capitalism and the contradictions of cannabis legalization worldwide
Launched in São Paulo, initiative focuses on welcoming and guiding patients and doctors
Event gathered over 40 doctors and marked the beginning of the partnership between Sampa Cannabis and Santa Cannabis to expand access to cannabinoid medicine in Brazil
With extension requested from STJ, Cannabis Connection 2025 gains even more relevance in the debate about the future of cannabis in Brazil
“Now is the time to devise strategies and discuss how to implement and improve the requirements that will come,” says Beatriz Marti Emygdio, researcher at Embrapa and president of the Permanent Committee on Cannabis (CPCAN)
Globo Rural covers medicinal cannabis and industrial hemp in special report
Debates on medicinal cannabis continue deeply at Cannabis Connection 2025 in November and at the Brazilian Medicinal Cannabis Congress in May 2026, both in São Paulo.
Cannabis in the Treatment of Skin Diseases: 3 Science-Backed Benefits
Studies show efficacy of cannabinoids in controlling inflammation, acne, and itching, while Anvisa evaluates expanding regulations for topical products
Cannabis in the feminine: ancestral roots and healing power
From folk medicine to modern studies, the plant reveals its healing strength guided by the hands and knowledge of women
Ministry of Health and ANVISA receive Technical Note identifying 481 barriers to scientific development of cannabis in Brazil
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
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
Santa Gaia Association obtains safe conduct at TRF3 to resume activities
Decision allows the entity, which serves 9,000 patients, to operate again after a police action destroyed a cannabis plantation
CUT-SP signs agreement with association to expand access to medical cannabis treatments
Partnership will allow affiliated unions to offer medical care and therapies with cannabis to members and their families
Researchers see CBD as new hope for women with endometriosis
Researchers point to CBD as promising in the treatment of endometriosis, with the potential to reduce pain, inflammation, and associated symptoms, although robust clinical trials are still lacking
What to Expect for the Cannabis Industry Under Colombia's New National Drug Policy
The new National Drug Policy aims to reduce harm, address historical inequalities, and regulate the cannabis industry with a focus on social justice, sustainable development, and productive inclusion.
Psilocybin emerges as an innovative and humane alternative in chronic pain care
Research on psilocybin points to a new frontier in chronic pain treatment, combining science and empathy to offer lasting relief and better quality of life to millions of people
Study in the US shows that cannabis may reduce suffering in patients with dementia
Researchers from the University of Kentucky investigate the effects of THC and CBD on patients with dementia and Alzheimer's, showing promising results to improve comfort and quality of life
Experts counter Cremers and defend scientific evidence in the medicinal use of cannabis
Statements from the medical council of RS go against national and international studies, as well as clinical practice already adopted in several countries
Legalization of cannabis does not increase use among young people, says Johns Hopkins researcher
Study by Johns Hopkins shows that legalization of cannabis does not increase use among young people and highlights flaws in current policies and tests on the plant
Cannabis and Libido: How the Plant Can Transform Sexual Life
Canadian study shows that regular cannabis use is associated with increased sexual desire, arousal, and connection between partners
Types of Scientific Studies: How They Influence Medical and Pharmaceutical Decisions
Understand the main types of scientific studies, such as clinical trials, reviews, and meta-analyses, and learn how they help in choosing safe treatments and medications
Cannabis Self-Cultivation Offers Hope Against "Worst Pain in the World"
Carolina Arruda wins the right to grow cannabis at home through a legal battle and prioritizes self-cultivation for her treatment