BANGKOK, THAILAND — In a significant turn of events, Prime Minister SRETTHA THAVISIN decided against reclassifying cannabis as a narcotic, choosing instead to regulate its use through a new legal framework. This decision reflects the tug-of-war between large corporate interests …
• Why It Matters: Proposed cannabis regulations may disproportionately benefit large corporations while sidelining traditional and smaller medical practitioners. • Driving The News: Activists and health experts have raised concerns about the new cannabis regulations potentially favoring big business at …
• Driving The News: A new proposal in Thailand suggests regulating cannabis as a narcotic under strict conditions, allowing sales only with a prescription. • Why It Matters: This proposal aims to resolve political tensions between parties and ensure that …
Dr. Panthep Puapongphan questions the proposal to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic, highlighting the risks to patients and advocating for clear, balanced legislation.
Dr. Panthep Puapongphan emphasizes the role of parenting and environment over cannabis in youth IQ, citing international research. Calls for balanced, evidence-based policies.
Rangsit University Dean Panthip Puapongphan cites research from Canada and the US showing cannabis’s effectiveness in reducing hard drug use.