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Judgement arrives ahead of European approval
dementia. Sativex, which is approved to treat MS, is a peppermint-flavoured mouth spray that contains a 1:1 ratio of two key cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant.
Maybe. The Canadian Pain Society recently moved cannabinoid therapy up from a fourth-line treatment option to a third-line treatment option for neuropathic pain.
Having battled against misconceptions about the therapeutic mechanism of their cannabinoid medicines, and having persuaded regulators in the UK, US and beyond to accommodate their medicines, the Epidiolex approval is the ... These patients deserve and
Epidiolex from GW Pharmaceuticals:With a PDUFA date in June, GW Pharmaceuticals’ Epidiolex (plant-derived cannabidiol) has the potential to become the first cannabinoid-based anti-epileptic medication.
The latest crop of 15 new deals has just been revealed and includes a collaboration and option agreement with Bird Rock Bio, which has a cannabinoid receptor 1 (CB1) targeting antibody
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3. Epidiolex – leading the flowering therapeutic cannabinoid market. The last 12 months have seen a huge growth in interest in the therapeutic potential of cannabis, with authorities now allowing regulated access
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AstraZeneca. He said: “I am truly excited about the opportunity to continue the work of providing regulatory approved cannabinoid-based pharmaceutical medicines to patient’s with high unmet medical needs and ... He said: “Having now worked for the
Appointed VP clinical research at company specialising in cannabinoids. Dr Kenneth Sommerville has left his role at pharma giant Pfizer to join GW Pharma. ... GW's research is focused on the development of cannabinoids. This includes Sativex, which
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The synthetic cannabinoid Spice can cause seizures, paranoid delusions and psychosis, and the Centre for Social Justice recorded 97 deaths from legal highs in the UK in 2012. ... There are also many agents that have crossed the line from illegal to legal
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