Mexico, Jan 13 (Prensa Latina) As of today, Mexican labs can use cannabis (marijuana) with medicinal purposes subject to compliance with a Regulation of the General Health Law.
It is a regulation on health control to produce, research and use marijuana and its pharmacological byproducts with medicinal purposes, which in turn is part of the compliance with actions taken by the Secretariat of Health and the Federal Commission for Protection against Health Risks (COFEPRIS).
The regulation covers 80 articles divided into 6 titles, including quality control labs, cannabis purposes, import and export, centers for healthcare supplying marijuana-made medicines, as well as advertising and marketing.
Its application is of public order, social interest and mandatory monitoring across the nation. The purpose of the regulation is to control, promote and monitor raw materials, pharmacological byproducts and drugs.
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The regulation covers 80 articles divided into 6 titles, including quality control labs, cannabis purposes, import and export, centers for healthcare supplying marijuana-made medicines, as well as advertising and marketing.
Its application is of public order, social interest and mandatory monitoring across the nation. The purpose of the regulation is to control, promote and monitor raw materials, pharmacological byproducts and drugs.
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