Germany Bans Flower from Reimbursement and Mandates Six-Month Trial for Extracts
Germany has voted to ban medical cannabis flower from its statutory health insurance scheme.
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Germany has voted to ban medical cannabis flower from its statutory health insurance scheme.
After two years of Germany’s Cannabis Act (CanG), the most comprehensive analysis of its impact to date has been published.
The first official evaluation of the CanG reforms highlights early trends in market growth, youth use, health outcomes, and crime.
Representatives from five European countries, as well as the European Union Drug Agency (EUDA), met in Germany last week to discuss the regulation of cannabis for non-medical purposes. European leaders […]
Via Business of Cannabis Mere hours after the results of the US election became clear, sending North American cannabis stocks into free fall, Germany’s ruling traffic light coalition all but […]
The majority of doctors can now prescribe for reimbursement without prior approval of the health insurance companies.
Berlin, Germany – 16 October, 2024 – Following the adoption of the CanG and the associated MedCanG Act, the German medical cannabis market is witnessing significant growth, with German medical […]
The proposed changes are set to have a major impact on the country’s already booming market.
Bundesrat votes in favour of CanG, with law set to come in on 1 April.
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Via Business of Cannabis On Friday 29 September, opponents of Germany’s Cannabis Act (CanG) failed to prevent the bill from progressing in the German Federal Council (Bundesrat). Two key ‘possible […]
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With the cabinet decision, the Ministry of Health launched its first youth prevention and education campaign.
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The Ministry of Health has published its draft law for the first phase of cannabis legalisation.
Revised legislation is expected to be submitted to the government in August.
An increase in self-medicating, further reluctance to prescribe and a potential post code lottery, but overall freedom from stigma and fear?
The plans are expected to see the roll out of the limited legalisation of cannabis in Germany by the end of the year.
Reports from Germany indicate that the draft law could include decriminalisation and cultivation for personal use.
The changes are expected to make it easier for patients to access the treatment in a ‘timely’ and ‘needs-based manner’.
Major developments are expected in both adult-use and medical cannabis legislation.
With a renewed focus on the recreational market, could the country’s medical cannabis patients get left behind?
Germany has published official draft proposals for the legalisation of adult-use cannabis.