A key vote in the US House of Representatives this week could open up research opportunities in the USA for drugmakers exploring the clinical potential of cannabis.
A US House panel that reviews federal drug enforcement is voting on a bill that would require the US government to supply more licenses to grow marijuana for the purposes of scientific research.
Cannabis-derived products are increasingly recognized as having therapeutic potential, and a number of companies, led by UK-based cannabis specialist GW Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: GWPH), are investing in this area.
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