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The US Health Agency That Helps Block Cannabis Research Wants to Know Why There Is No Cannabis Research Getting Done

Entitled: “Investigators’ interests in and barriers to research studies on the health effects of cannabis and its constituents,” the notice states that the NIH acknowledges that 8 of their agencies are cooperating with the new efforts to determine what exactly is hindering research on the current Schedule 1 status of marijuana. They also want information on the limitations known about the products that are available for clinical trial use.

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