E380 CMAJ, September 8, 2015, 187 (12) the patient qualifies to access medical marijuana,
there is an annual membership fee of $250 for uninsured services, $200 for low-income …

Ten states and the District of Columbia have legalized cannabis for recreational use, and 33
states have legalized cannabis for medicinal use. 1 Although the use of cannabis remains …

In 2021, Canadians purchased over 16 million packages of cannabis for both medical and
nonmedical purposes. 1 However, while individuals may report using cannabis for medical …

Pharmaceutical cannabinoids also have a different safety profile than cannabis. Smoking is
the most common route for cannabis ingestion among US adults, 16 and cannabis smoke …

Physicians who want help from the American Medical Association (AMA) in what to tell their
patients about medical marijuana aren't going to get it—at least not yet. The AMA wants to …

Canada has, since 2001, regulated the medical use of cannabis. To access medical
cannabis, individuals must first obtain written authorization from a physician or nurse …

The drug development process of demonstrating an agent is safe, effective and pure has,
with rare exception, proven an exemplary path in translational research. The basic science …

The development of medical cannabis clinics has emerged in recent years to meet needs
from patients and healthcare practitioners amid changing medical cannabis regulations. As …

Medical cannabis is widely available in the USA and legalisation is likely to expand. Despite
the increased accessibility and use of medical cannabis, physicians have significant …

In Canada, medical cannabis has been federally legal and regulated since 2001. However,
prescription of the drug has been controversial due to the lack of clinical trials of cannabis …