Following a government-commissioned report, medical cannabis
could soon be given to patients with certain illnesses in Ireland. Patients with
multiple sclerosis, severe epilepsy, or undergoing chemotherapy could get
access once the Irish government approves the proposal. The government may give the green light despite the report’s warnings that "an absence of
scientific data demonstrating the effectiveness of cannabis products" and warned
of "insufficient information on safety during long-term use for the treatment
of chronic medical conditions."
Tech & Rights
Ireland Set to Legalize Medical Cannabis for Several Conditions
Following a government-commissioned report, medical cannabis could soon be given to patients with certain illnesses in Ireland. Patients with multiple sclerosis, severe epilepsy, or undergoing chemotherapy could...
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