Lekalizacija Srbije submitted a request to bring cannabis into medical treatment, with documentation concerning several hundred patients and examples of regulation abroad. Milan Savić, the association’s vice-president and director of Belgrade’s Sveti Sava hospital, delivered it to the Health Ministry. The campaign sought a change in the law; a ministry committee later supported three cannabinoid medicines while rejecting cannabis oil.[1][2]
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References
- Radio 021 — Request for cannabis legalisation delivered to the ministry, 19 February 2015Reports delivery the previous day, 18 February, by Milan Savić for Lekalizacija Srbije; quotes association statementarchived
- Novosti — Three cannabis-based medicines approved, 16 January 2016B. Radivojević · Health Ministry statements on committee support for dronabinol, nabilone and Sativex; registration and prescribing arrangements still awaited; oil excludedarchived
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