One of the four approved pathways to supply Medicinal Cannabis in Australia is via Medicinal Cannabis Clinical Trails under the CTN scheme. This blog discusses this route in greater detail.
The use of Medicinal Cannabis …
For large Medicinal Cannabis greenhouses, you typically need a large flat area with a fall of less than 1 in 400 (making all airports prime Medicinal Cannabis cultivation sites). Recently, there was an article …
After helping multiple clients to successfully navigate through the Office of Drug Control (ODC) licence application process, as well as assisting a client to obtain the first successful TGA GMP manufacturing license for Medicinal Cannabis, …
In January 2018 the federal health minister announced that, after industry consultation, the export of Medicinal Cannabis from Australia would now be permitted.
Subsequently, the export of Medicinal Cannabis products was legalised in February 2018 …
As a participant in Australia’s medicinal cannabis “phenomenon” I have been very impressed with the rigorous, evidence-based approach the government and the industry have taken to regulating the product. I’ve also been astonished by …
As the evidence that Medicinal Cannabis is an effective medical treatment for some conditions, the timing of the third Medicinal Cannabis Symposium is critically important for Australia as we experience the initial growing pains, frustration, …
We would like to know if you are interested in supporting a Melbourne Medicinal Cannabis Forum for the manufacture of medicinal cannabis before a Symposium to educate doctors and nurses, the Medicinal Cannabis Symposium …
On October 31, the ODC released an online smart form as well as “flat” paper forms to apply for a cultivation, production or research medicinal cannabis licence. This online form can also be used …
Today the TGA just released a new medicinal cannabis GMP compliance guide titled “Guidance on GMP compliance for the manufacture of medicinal cannabis for supply under ‘approved access’ provisions”.
Not sure there would be any experienced …
The recent scheduling changes to medicinal cannabis, which includes cannabidiol (abbreviated as “CBD”) and tetrahydrocannabinols (“THC”), moving it from Schedule 9 (prohibited substance) to Schedule 8 (controlled substance). This change, coupled with the rapidly …
