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This week, the Cannabis Health Symposium came to Germany for the first time, bringing healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers and industry operators to Mainhaus in Frankfurt on Wednesday, 4 November. Coming […]
BvCW president Dirk Heitepriem will speak in Frankfurt today about how lessons from across Europe could improve medical cannabis prescribing and patient care in Germany.
Joining us on Wednesday 4 November? Here is your guide to everything you need to know…
Lessons from medical cannabis markets across Europe will be explored at this week’s Cannabis Health Symposium in Frankfurt, with a focus on improving prescribing and patient care in Germany.
Copeia co-founder Garvin Hirt will join researchers in Frankfurt to discuss how politicians and doctors should make cannabis decisions when evidence is incomplete.
Has online prescribing improved medical cannabis care in Germany? Bertan Türemis will join a Frankfurt debate on telemedicine, prescribing standards and patient safety.
Canify’s Silvia von Pistor will join a discussion on medicine quality and what happens when patients need to switch products.
Pain specialist Dr Michael Überall discusses cannabinoid-based medicines, opioids, and what meaningful improvement looks like for patients.
Pharmacist Nitin Makadia will discuss safer prescribing and lessons from European medical cannabis care at Frankfurt’s symposium on 4 November.
Ahead of Frankfurt’s Cannabis Health Symposium, Professor Bernd Werse discusses changing cannabis use and the evidence policymakers still need.
Lisa Katharina Haag will bring her perspective on cannabis policy and patient care to the one-day event.
Dr Julian Wichmann will discuss patient assessments, follow-up care and responsibility for treatment.
Professor Bernd Werse will join a debate examining the evidence behind cannabis policy on 4 November.
Upcoming Symposium
Evidence-led education for clinicians, industry and patient advocates — across Europe.
Every ticket includes 12 months’ free MCCS membership — worth up to £120.
26 November 2026
London · Conway Hall
