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DEA Approves Cocaine Derivative for Parkinson’s Research. Why Not Cannabis?

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As cannabis enthusiasts, we’re all too familiar with the stigma surrounding its use and the hoops that have to be jumped through to get it into medical research trials. But recent news of the DEA’s approval of a cocaine derivative for Parkinson’s disease research has left us scratching our heads. So what gives?

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DEA Expands Research Opportunities for Scientists Studying Cannabis

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who wishes to legally study the health effects of cannabis have been limited since 1968 to a single legal supplier of the drug. This action by the DEA means researchers will be able to study marijuana from more than one grower. There’s no question it is a problem for just one supplier to have a monopoly on studying cannabis.

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Article: Psychedelics As Medicine: Right To Try Case Versus DEA

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Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) refusal to accommodate state and federal right to try laws. US DEA , No. US DEA , No. RTT laws permit certain patients who have been diagnosed with life-threatening diseases or conditions access to investigational medications not yet approved for general use by the U.S.

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DEA Now Allowing Growers To Produce Marijuana For Research

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Drug Enforcement Agency’s approach, the DEA has notified marijuana grower applicants that they soon will be able to register as authorized entities to produce marijuana for research purposes. Prior to this announcement, there was only one DEA-approved supplier of cannabis for research purposes in the entire country.

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

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The FDA approved Epidiolex as a prescription drug to be used to treat two severe epileptic conditions, Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome. Moreover, the ball is in the Drug Enforcement Agency’s (DEA) court. In the recent case Hemp Industries Associations v.

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DEA Seeks to Increase Quota of Cannabis and Psilocybin for Research Purposes

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The DEA published a new document in the Federal Register on September 2 requesting an increase in production for certain Schedule I and Schedule II substances so that it can initiate more research studies. . DEA firmly believes in supporting regulated research of schedule I controlled substances. Some states in the U.S.

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Veterans Urge Biden To Reschedule Cannabis, But Some Lawmakers Express Concerns

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As the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and federal government draw closer to moving cannabis from a Schedule I to a Schedule III substance , more groups have begun to put their weight behind the movement. The men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Forces often face difficult physical and mental challenges upon returning home.

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