Over the counter low-dose cannabidiol: A viewpoint from the ACRE Capacity Building Group.

Christine Mary Hallinan, Edward Eden, Myfanwy Graham, Lisa-Marie Greenwood, Jessica Mills, Amirali Popat, Linda Truong, Yvonne Bonomo
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Abstract

Amidst growing global acceptance of medicinal cannabinoids as a potential therapeutic interest in cannabidiol (CBD) is increasing. In Australia in 2020, a government inquiry examined the barriers that the public are experiencing in accessing medicinal cannabis. A number of recommendations to improve access were made. In response to these recommendations, the Australian therapeutics regulatory authority down-scheduled CBD from Prescription Only (Schedule 4) to Pharmacist Only (Schedule 3). As a group of early to mid-career researchers of the Australian Centre for Cannabinoid Clinical and Research Excellence (ACRE), we propose some considerations in relation to over-the-counter availability of CBD and opportunities to improve knowledge about its potential therapeutic benefits alongside its increased uptake.

非处方低剂量大麻二酚:来自ACRE能力建设小组的观点。
在日益增长的全球接受药用大麻素作为大麻二酚(CBD)的潜在治疗兴趣正在增加。2020年,澳大利亚政府进行了一项调查,调查了公众在获取医用大麻方面遇到的障碍。会议提出了一些改善获取机会的建议。作为对这些建议的回应,澳大利亚治疗监管机构将CBD从仅限处方(附表4)降至仅限药剂师(附表3)。作为澳大利亚大麻素临床和研究卓越中心(ACRE)的一组早期到中期职业研究人员,我们提出了一些关于非处方CBD可用性的考虑因素,以及提高其潜在治疗益处的机会。
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