At MedGreen we keep our finger on the pulse of what’s happening in local government and around the globe in the medicinal Cannabis industry. This is where to find articles on the studies, the benefits, updates on legislation, and industry news. We will also keep you up to date on what’s happening at our facility in the beautiful Bay of Plenty.
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MedGreen Pharmaceutical: Facilities Update – July 2020
Our facilities development programme continues to progress here in the beautiful Bay of Plenty. Check out our new time-lapse ...
Can Cannabis-Based Medicine Help Treat Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an inflammatory disease which attacks the joints, causing mild to severe pain. Studies and research performed ...
MedGreen Pharmaceutical: Facilities Update – On the Grid
Since our recent update in early March, there have been a number of further developments at our facilities. One ...
5 Things About NZ Grown Medicinal Cannabis
The Cannabis plant can grow just about anywhere in the world, however, here at MedGreen we think New Zealand is ...
Does Cannabis Cure Cancer?
Search the Internet today and you’ll find that Cannabis is the subject of many promising theories regarding its medical effects. ...
MedGreen Pharmaceutical: Facilities Update – March 2020
It’s been an exciting start to the year for us at MedGreen as we continue to speed towards becoming a ...
Call For Doctors To Attend Medicinal Cannabis Summit
“New Zealand healthcare professionals who say they don’t know enough about medicinal cannabis now have the best opportunity to change ...
Thousands to Receive Cannabis in British Medical Study
A massive project that will test the effectiveness of cannabis is scheduled to take place in Great Britain over the ...
MedGreen Pharmaceutical: Facilities Update – December 2019
The development of our facilities on site at MedGreen continue to progress and we are reaching significant milestones. We now ...
Emerging role of Cannabis in the treatment of Migraines
Recent scientific studies suggest cannabis’s active molecules (called “cannabinoids”) can reduce the symptoms of migraine headaches. Cannabinoids act in multiple ...
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