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Is medicinal cannabis prescribed on the NHS?
Medical cannabis is rarely prescribed on the NHS. There are currently three licensed medicines – Sativex for MS, Nabilone for CINV, and Epidyiolex for rare types of epilepsies and seizure disorders.
However, since 2018, a number of private cannabis clinics have operated, seeing patients virtually, and there is now a wide range of unlicensed cannabis medicines available to be prescribed when a specialist doctor sees fit.
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How Does Medicinal Cannabis Work?
Medical cannabis can be likened to nature’s regulator, capable of reducing the intensity and occurrence of symptoms linked to various...
Who is eligible to obtain medicinal cannabis?
In the UK, the law was changed in 201, legalising medical cannabis. This means specialist doctors can prescribe medical cannabis...