In Chile, workers began harvesting the country's first medical marijuana crop, breaking new ground in cancer treatment in a nation where cannabis is outlawed as a hard drug. With the blessing of local authorities, the Daya Foundation, a charitable group, began harvesting some 400 plants sown last October under a special permit to extract cannabis oil to be given free of charge to 200 cancer patients as pain treatment. The plants were sown in a small ...Saturday 11 April 2015
Chile Harvests Country's First Medical Marijuana Crop in Wake of Cancer Treatment
In Chile, workers began harvesting the country's first medical marijuana crop, breaking new ground in cancer treatment in a nation where cannabis is outlawed as a hard drug. With the blessing of local authorities, the Daya Foundation, a charitable group, began harvesting some 400 plants sown last October under a special permit to extract cannabis oil to be given free of charge to 200 cancer patients as pain treatment. The plants were sown in a small ...
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