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Current IACM-Bulletins

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• IACM-Bulletin of 21 December 2003
• USA: A federal appeals court ruled that the medical use of cannabis is allowed under certain circumstances
• Spain: Pharmacists of Barcelona want to distribute cannabis for medical uses
• Steve Kubby rejected refugee status

• IACM-Bulletin of 07 December 2003
• IACM: 2004 Conference on Cannabinoids in Oxford
• Germany: Berlin judge allows patient to grow and use cannabis
• USA: Judge rules no prison for three people working at a Californian medical marijuana centre
• Science: Cannabinoids effective in animal model of hyperactivity disorder
• Canada: Grant Krieger sentenced to only one day in jail

• IACM-Bulletin of 23 November 2003
• Science: THC reduces agitation in Alzheimer's disease in phase II study
• IACM/Haworth: Journal of Cannabis Therapeutics will cease production in 2004

• IACM-Bulletin of 09 November 2003
• Science: Cannabis reduces symptoms of multiple sclerosis, large British study shows
• USA: For doctors it remains a difficulty to recommend cannabis to patients

• IACM-Bulletin of 26 October 2003
• USA: Doctors are allowed to recommend the medical use of cannabis to patients
• Science: Inhaled THC (dronabinol) tested in study with healthy subjects
• Science/Australia: Nabilone not better than codeine in pain relief
• Science: Discussion on influence of heavy cannabis use on male fertility

• IACM-Bulletin of 12 October 2003
• Canada: Cultivation of medical cannabis by private persons facilitated
• Australia: Doctors in New South Wales will be able to prescribe cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 28 September 2003
• IACM: News at the 2nd IACM Conference on Cannabinoids in Medicine (II)
• Science: THC and cannabis alleviate pain in multiple sclerosis
• Science: THC and cannabis reduce neuropathic pain in damage of the brachial plexus
• Switzerland: Parliament blocks decriminalisation of cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 14 September 2003
• IACM: Dr. Raphael Mechoulam elected as new chairman
• UK: Government intends to liberalize recreational cannabis use
• IACM: News at the 2nd IACM Conference on Cannabinoids in Medicine (I)
• Belgium: Belgium may follow the Netherlands in making cannabis available for patients
• USA: A federal court did not overrule a Californian state court in medical cannabis case

• IACM-Bulletin of 31 August 2003
• Holland: Patients receive cannabis from pharmacies
• Science: Marijuana does not accelerate HIV infection, study shows
• Science: THC causes weight gain and reduces agitation in Alzheimer’s disease

• IACM-Bulletin of 17 August 2003
• New Zealand: Report of a parliamentary committee on cannabis
• Canada: Hearing before the Ontario Court of Appeal started

• IACM-Bulletin of 03 August 2003
• UK: Further indications to be investigated by GW Pharmaceuticals
• USA: 152 members of the House of Representatives against federal policy towards medical marijuana, but bill failed

• IACM-Bulletin of 20 July 2003
• Canada: Government forced to provide cannabis to patients
• USA: Appeal before Supreme Court: Federal government wants to punish doctors who recommend cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 06 July 2003
• USA: Surplus in medical marijuana program of Oregon
• Science: Cannabis does not cause permanent brain damage
• USA: Vaporizer study will be funded

• IACM-Bulletin of 22 June 2003
• Science/USA: More HIV patients use cannabis for mental than for physical reasons
• USA: Californian doctors under attack
• Science/Canada: Cancellation of first Canadian study with smoked cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 08 June 2003
• Science: THC reduces agitation and improves appetite in Alzheimer's patients
• USA: Ed Rosenthal sentenced to one day in prison

• IACM-Bulletin of 25 May 2003
• UK: Bayer to market cannabis based medicine Sativex in the UK
• Germany: First acquittal for medical user of cannabis
• Australia: New South Wales plans to allow medical use of cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 11 May 2003
• Science: THC effective in Tourette syndrome in a 6-week trial
• Science: Use of vaporizers reduces toxins from cannabis smoke
• Canada: Government grown cannabis available for clinical trials

• IACM-Bulletin of 27 April 2003
• USA: California city sue the federal government to allow medical cannabis
• Science: Cannabinoids prevented the development of heart failure in animal study
• Science: Immunoregulation in multipe sclerosis by cannabinoids

• IACM-Bulletin of 13 April 2003
• USA: Bill on "medical necessity defense" in House of Representatives
• Science: Dexanabinol study in post-surgical cognitive impairment

• IACM-Bulletin of 30 March 2003
• IACM: Second call for papers - IACM 2nd Conference on Cannabinoids in Medicine
• Belgium: Legalisation of cannabis for personal use
• Holland: Doctors may prescribe cannabis
• USA: Reduction of criminal penalties for medical cannabis users expected in Maryland

• IACM-Bulletin of 16 March 2003
• Canada: Survey on cannabis use among pain patients
• USA: Federal courts may prosecute patients who are allowed to use medical cannabis under state law
• USA: Medical marijuana bill supported by the Senate of Vermont

• IACM-Bulletin of 02 March 2003
• Science/UK: Cannabis extracts effective in reducing pain and spasticity
• World: INCB criticizes governments who want to decriminalize cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 16 February 2003
• USA: Jurors say cannabis grower did not get a fair trial

• IACM-Bulletin of 02 February 2003
• Holland: Soon licenses for cultivation of medical cannabis

• IACM-Bulletin of 19 January 2003
• USA: DEA attacks single patients who use cannabis under state laws
• Canada: Ontario court gives the government six months to change regulations on medical marijuana

• IACM-Bulletin of 05 January 2003
• Canada: Cannabis laws no longer valid, judge ruled