Medical cannabis: patients call on the government to break out of inaction
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Access to medical cannabis in France remains blocked. It depends on the publication of regulatory texts that have not yet been published. For patients who need this treatment, this situation creates a long and often difficult wait.
In this context, two patients from Lozère have decided to act. They have formally called on the government to end what they describe as inaction. Through this step, they want to draw the attention of the public authorities to the concrete consequences of the delay in setting up the system.
This initiative shows that patients are expecting swift answers. For them, the publication of the implementing texts is the essential condition for medical cannabis to be prescribed and dispensed under clear and secure conditions. Without these rules, doctors and pharmacies cannot move forward, and patients remain without a solution.
For now, no specific date for the publication of the texts has been announced in the available information. The situation therefore remains uncertain, and the move by the two patients from Lozère could revive the debate on this issue at the national level.
Sources: Newsweed
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