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- IACM-Bulletin of 28 December 2014
- IACM: IACM honours Professor Raphael Mechoulam for 50 years of cannabinoid research
- USA: Congress quietly ends the ban on medical cannabis by the federal government
- Science/Human: Cannabis use in combination with opioids better reduces pain than opioids alone
- Canada: For the time being patients may continue to grow their own cannabis high court rules
- USA: Colorado awards 8 million Dollars to study the benefits of medical cannabis
- Science/Human: THC induced impairment on decoding emotional facial expressions is attenuated by cannabidiol
- IACM-Bulletin of 16 November 2014
- Science/Animal: THC and CBD in combination with radiotherapy may be very effective in aggressive brain tumours
- USA: The two states Oregon and Alaska, as well as the capital Washington have voted for the legalisation of cannabis
- Science/Human: First diagnosed HIV patients, who use cannabis, have lower viral load
- Science/Human: Cannabis use may be helpful in drug-resistant epilepsy according to case reports
- IACM-Bulletin of 02 November 2014
- Science: Cannabis use does not reduce intelligence with the exception of very heavy use in adolescence
- Europe: CBD cannabis extract Epidiolex receives orphan designation from European Medicines Agency for the treatment of Dravet syndrome
- Science/Human: THC may be helpful in treating chest pain not caused by heart disease
- IACM-Bulletin of 05 October 2014
- Science/Human: Cannabis spray effective against neuropathic pain in long-term study
- Science/USA: More than 90 per cent find cannabis helpful in treating medical conditions according to survey
- Science/Human: Cannabis rated most effective alternative treatment for pain by women in survey
- Science/Human: Cannabidiol improves quality of life in patients with Parkinson’s disease
- Science/Human: Patients, who use cannabis, may have a more favourable outcome after traumatic brain injury
- IACM-Bulletin of 21 September 2014
- Italy: Army will grow cannabis for medical use
- Chile: First farm dedicated to the cultivation of cannabis for medicinal purposes was approved
- Australia: Prime Minister Tony Abbott backs legalisation of medical cannabis
- Israel: Government allows certain family doctors to prescribe cannabis for medicinal purposes
- IACM-Bulletin of 29 June 2014
- USA: New York will become the 23rd state to legalize the medical use of cannabis
- Science/Human: THC beneficial in post-traumatic stress disorder in clinical study
- Science/Human: Cancer patients may profit from cannabis use
- Science/Human: CBD extract Epidiolex effective in children with treatment-resistant epilepsy
- Science/Human: Genetic predisposition to schizophrenia associated with increased use of cannabis.
- IACM-Bulletin of 01 June 2014
- USA: The House of Representatives stops federal prosecution of medical cannabis users in states, where it is legal
- USA: Minnesota becomes the 22nd state to enact a medical cannabis program, one of the most restricted in the country
- Science/Human: Cannabidiol can improve a complex sleep-related disorder in Parkinson's disease according to case reports
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