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I mean, my understanding is that you know, I mean, there is this medicine called Sativex, which is an extract from the plant that a lot of countries have legalized, but we haven't legalized it here.
NPR Topics: News 2010
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I mean, my understanding is that you know, I mean, there is this medicine called Sativex, which is an extract from the plant that a lot of countries have legalized, but we haven't legalized it here.
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I mean, my understanding is that you know, I mean, there is this medicine called Sativex, which is an extract from the plant that a lot of countries have legalized, but we haven't legalized it here.
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I mean, my understanding is that you know, I mean, there is this medicine called Sativex, which is an extract from the plant that a lot of countries have legalized, but we haven't legalized it here.
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Sativex, which is made from cannabis plants grown at secret locations in England by developer
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The company has produced an oral spray, called Sativex, approved in Canada for treatment of pain associated with multiple sclerosis and is pending in the U.K. and Spain for spasticity in MS.
Form of medical marijuana won't get you high, but it's creating a buzz 2010
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LONDON -- GW Pharmaceuticals PLC said Wednesday that its lead drug Sativex, which is derived from cannabis, successfully passed a Phase III trial as a treatment for spasticity in multiple sclerosis patients.
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Sativex, which is administered through a spray in the mouth, relieves pain in patients that suffer from MS, the government agency said.
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Sativex, which is administered through a spray in the mouth, relieves pain in patients that suffer from MS, the government agency said.
Archive 2005-04-01 2005
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The British pharmaceutical company GW Pharmaceuticals is currently testing the drug, which is delivered as a mouth spray and called Sativex, in clinical trials.
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