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What Could Rescheduling Mean for Medical Cannabis Patients?

Canna Care Docs

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will move to reclassify cannabis — a historic shift that could have wide ripple effects across the country. Understanding current drug scheduling for cannabis The DEA classifies drugs, substances, and certain chemicals used to make drugs into five distinct categories or “schedules.”

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The Hidden Potential Winners of Marijuana Rescheduling: DEA-Registered Bulk Manufacturers

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But there’s a group of players who’ve been surprisingly quiet, despite potentially having the most to gain: DEA-registered bulk marijuana manufacturers. The market for such marijuana is generally restricted to US and foreign researchers. This booming global market is one that DEA Registrants are unable to access.

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Trump & Cannabis Rescheduling: What You Need to Know

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What a President can — and cannot — do According to a November 4, 2021, Congressional Research Service analysis, Does the President Have the Power to Legalize Marijuana? , The Controlled Substances Act (CSA) assigns scheduling to the Attorney General (delegated to DEA) with scientific input from HHS/FDA, not the President. 321(ff)(3)).

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MDMA Failed to Receive FDA Approval: What Happens Next?

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Lykos has expressed plans to request that the regulatory agency reconsider the decision and meet for a productive discussion, but no one has announced any new developments in this effort yet. Unfortunately, such large-scale clinical studies typically take years and cost millions of dollars to perform.

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Justice Department Urged To Take “Immediate Action” On Marijuana Grow Applications

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Currently, the sole federally licensed producer of cannabis for clinical research is the University of Mississippi. ” The agency said that the policy change was necessary because the existing system provided “no clear legal pathway for commercial enterprises to produce marijuana for product development.”

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Check out ASA's May Newsletter!

Americans for Safe Access

You will also find out how to access the recorded panels from Unity 2021 to catch anything you missed. Information on research steps from NIDA and DEA, House progress on SAFE Banking and other key bills, Developments in Alabama and Mississippi a call to action for veterans and a profile of ASA's 2021 Researcher of the Year, Philippe Lucas.

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FDA Approves CBD-Containing Drug - Will the DEA Finally Step Up?

MJ Business Attorneys

Moreover, the ball is in the Drug Enforcement Agency’s (DEA) court. The FDA can make recommendations to the DEA about substances subjected to scheduling under the CSA, but the DEA is the entity with the power to reschedule CBD. In the recent case Hemp Industries Associations v.

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