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A Worthwhile Medicine - How the world's first cannabis-based medication was approved (Hardcover, Main)
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A Worthwhile Medicine - How the world's first cannabis-based medication was approved (Hardcover, Main)
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In 2021, GW Pharmaceuticals plc was sold for $7.2 billion (GBP5.2
billion), but Dr Geoffrey Guy started it with just a licence from
the UK Home Office and his personal cheque book. A Worthwhile
Medicine tells the story of how and why he persuaded reluctant
health regulators, sceptical investors and a conservative medical
establishment that cannabis really could form the basis for a
modern pharmaceutical - which he defines as 'a worthwhile medicine
that can make money'. He had built up one publicly quoted
pharmaceutical company only to have to step down from the top job
after a failed attempt to float on the UK stock market. Undeterred,
he started another venture after hearing heartrending tales of how
multiple sclerosis sufferers were being denied symptom-relief
because cannabis was a prohibited drug. He believed the answer was
not to change the law and decriminalise recreational drugs but to
create a licensed medicine from cannabis that doctors could
prescribe safely for their patients. Looking to the future, Dr Guy
has established a foundation to explore the exciting new area of
quantum biology - the science of sub-atomic particles - which is
completely changing our understanding of the ways in which all life
functions.
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