
The Brazilian Association of Cannabinoid Industry (BRcann) forum brought together sector representatives and Anvisa to discuss regulatory updates, research, information, and market

New regulation simplifies registration and expands the use of biodiversity in herbal medicines, as soon as cannabis products are classified as medicines, they must comply with these standards.

The expansion of the industry and the transformation in patients' lives

Without defined rules, veterinarians face legal uncertainty and animals still have limited access to medicinal cannabis treatment

Unrestricted prohibitions on Cannabis products currently in force are not in line with Anvisa's regulatory microsystem.

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.

Public consultation proposal for the review of RDC No. 327/2019 will be evaluated by the Collegiate Board on December 19, 2024

New RDC No. 1,011 expands regulatory details on Cannabis derivatives, medicinal products, and pharmaceutical inputs

Initiative complies with State Law 8,754/22 and aims to prepare professionals to prescribe cannabis safely and legally

Learn How to Access Cannabis Products Through the Unified Health System and Understand the Obligations of Health Insurance Providers

Explore the scientific foundations and clinical practices that support the use of cannabis in dental treatment

Hemp is making its way into makeup with promises of natural beauty, but still faces challenges in regulation and skin science

In his debut column for Sechat, veterinarian Erik Amazonas evaluates the latest statement issued by the Federal Council of Veterinary Medicine (CFMV) regarding the prescription of cannabis-derived products.

Review of the Brazilian Pharmacopoeia collegiates is also included in the Agenda

Faced with Anvisa's prohibition on the importation of cannabis flowers, market players diverge in opinions

COFFITO Ruling No. 735/2024 authorizes physical therapists with specific training to prescribe medications and supplies; however, Anvisa recognizes only doctors and dentists as prescribers of cannabis for medicinal purposes

Resolution No. 1,015/2026 tightens technical requirements, expands sanitary controls, and consolidates authorization as a transitional step before the registration of medicines

Paula Scanapieco, a specialist in medical cannabis logistics, speaks on Deusa Cast about the importance of RDC 660, product quality, and the role of companies in providing reliable information to doctors and patients in Brazil

Correction published in the Official Gazette clarifies requirements on packaging and maintains authorization for magistral manipulation of CBD

Episode addresses the update of RDC 660, international certification, and challenges to expand access to treatments with different cannabinoids in Brazil.