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"I see that argument time and time again, but if the Pharma companies isolated it into a tablet then it could be licensed and used (and make a huge profit)."
I am not saying that it's the government's "fault", to be sure, that there hasn't been enough research -- it's well-motivated to be careful about cannabis anyway -- but equally, it's quite right to say that proper research into its benefits is hampered by legal regulations.
Since the "side-effects" are well-established, I think it's probably one of those medicines that you could only really prescribe on a case-by-case basis, and there's therefore probably no a point in researching into it for future widespread medication.
I am not saying that it's the government's "fault", to be sure, that there hasn't been enough research -- it's well-motivated to be careful about cannabis anyway -- but equally, it's quite right to say that proper research into its benefits is hampered by legal regulations.
Since the "side-effects" are well-established, I think it's probably one of those medicines that you could only really prescribe on a case-by-case basis, and there's therefore probably no a point in researching into it for future widespread medication.
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