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Current IACM-Bulletins

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• IACM-Bulletin of 25 December 2005
• Spain/UK: Agreement for the marketing of Sativex in Europe
• Germany: Petition Committee of the German Bundestag supports the meeting of costs of a treatment with THC (dronabinol) by the health insurances
• Germany: Federal Constitutional Court decides that health insurances have to meet the costs of a new treatment if no therapeutic alternatives are available in life-threatening illness

• IACM-Bulletin of 11 December 2005
• Science: Cream with endocannabinoids effective in the treatment of pruritus due to kidney disease
• Science: Drivers with THC in their blood have only a small increased risk to cause an accident

• IACM-Bulletin of 27 November 2005
• UK: Sativex available for individual patients as an unlicensed medicine
• Holland: Office for Medicinal Cannabis optimistic that medical cannabis programme will continue

• IACM-Bulletin of 13 November 2005
• Germany: Federal Administrative Court paves the way for certificates of exemption for the medical use of cannabis
• Science: Cannabis extract effective in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis
• Holland: Government wants to stop the medical cannabis program and to restrict the sale of cannabis in coffee shops to the Dutch
• Spain: Sativex will be available for selected patients

• IACM-Bulletin of 30 October 2005
• USA: Taxation of medical cannabis distributors in California
• Canada/USA: Californian pain patient who fled to Canada extradited to the USA

• IACM-Bulletin of 16 October 2005
• Science: Cannabinoids may promote the development of new brain cells
• Science: Mice without CB1 receptors show accelerated cognitive impairment
• Australia: Survey on cannabis for medical purposes
• Science/France: Largest study ever conducted on cannabis and driving found only low increased accident risk for cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 02 October 2005
• Science: Cannabis reduces neuropathic pain due to multiple sclerosis in clinical study
• Science: Survey on medical use of cannabis in sickle cell disease

• IACM-Bulletin of 18 September 2005
• IACM: News at the IACM 2005 Conference at the University of Leiden
• USA: Cannabis use by young people not increased in states that legalized the medical use of cannabis
• Canada: The health ministry wants to bring cannabis into pharmacies next year

• IACM-Bulletin of 04 September 2005
• USA: NIDA rejects a study with vaporized cannabis
• USA: Police allows Californian patients to carry cannabis in their cars

• IACM-Bulletin of 21 August 2005
• USA: Oregon legislature raises the amount of cannabis that patients may possess

• IACM-Bulletin of 07 August 2005
• Science: Patients with inflammatory bowel disease may benefit from cannabinoids
• Canada/USA: Canadian police raided the headquarters of the British Columbia Marijuana Party

• IACM-Bulletin of 24 July 2005
• Science: Only moderate increase of cannabis potency in Europe in the past ten years
• Germany: Federal Constitutional Court does not rule on complaint

• IACM-Bulletin of 10 July 2005
• Science: Cannabis smoking does not cause cancer according to a case-control study
• Science: News at the 2005 ICRS Conference
• USA: Rhode Island will likely legalize the medical use of cannabis despite a veto by the governour

• IACM-Bulletin of 26 June 2005
• Canada: Sativex now available in pharmacies
• Science: International group investigates efficacy of cannabis in migraine and rheumatism
• USA: Federal agents raided medical cannabis dispensaries in San Francisco
• Canada/USA: Renee Boje faces court hearing in September

• IACM-Bulletin of 12 June 2005
• USA: Supreme Court declares legal the prosecution of medical cannabis users by federal authorities
• UK: GW Pharmaceuticals has to wait for approval of Sativex in the UK

• IACM-Bulletin of 29 May 2005
• Science: THC helps to reduce delayed nausea following cancer chemotherapy
• Science/UK: Three-year study to look into therapeutic effects of THC in multiple sclerosis

• IACM-Bulletin of 15 May 2005
• USA: Bill in support of the medical use of cannabis introduced in Congress

• IACM-Bulletin of 01 May 2005
• Canada/UK: Sativex gets approval in Canada for the treatment of neuropathic pain in multiple sclerosis
• Science: THC effective in appetite and weight loss in severe lung disease (COPD)
• Economy/Science: THC inhaler offers safe and rapid delivery

• IACM-Bulletin of 17 April 2005
• Science: THC slows development of atherosclerosis in animal study

• IACM-Bulletin of 03 April 2005
• Holland: Health minister considers stopping the sale of medicinal cannabis in pharmacies
• Science: THC and cannabis increase food intake in HIV positives with weight loss
• Science: Oral THC claimed to induce psychosis

• IACM-Bulletin of 20 March 2005
• UK: Survey on the medical use of cannabis
• Holland: Comparison between cannabis from coffee shops and from the Office of Medicinal Cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 06 March 2005
• Science: Cannabinoids reduce the progression of Alzheimer's disease in animals
• UK/USA: GW Pharmaceuticals accelerates plans to introduce Sativex in the USA

• IACM-Bulletin of 20 February 2005
• Science: Cannabis effective in cancer pain
• Science: Heavy cannabis use may negatively influence blood flow in the brain

• IACM-Bulletin of 06 February 2005
• Spain: Catalonia is planning to make cannabis available on prescription in a pilot study
• Germany: Clinical study with cannabis in Crohn's disease

• IACM-Bulletin of 23 January 2005
• Science/UK: Cannabis extract reduces cancer pain in clinical study
• USA: Dispute on driving licence of a medical marijuana user

• IACM-Bulletin of 09 January 2005
• Science: THC improves spasticity in multiple sclerosis in long-term study