Cannabis-based Parkinson's drug approved in Brazil

10 July 2017
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Isodiol International (CSE: ISOL), a specialist in cannabis-derived pharmaceuticals, has received approval from the Brazilian medicines regulator to market Isoderm, a treatment for epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease.

The Canadian firm said it would provide more information “in the coming weeks,” regarding planned distribution partnerships in the region.

Chief executive Marcos Agramont said: “We had initially anticipated this process to lead us into the third quarter, however receiving the first approval in a few months shows the quality and market demand for our Isoderm product.”

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