Medical cannabis has been legal in the UK since November 2018, but it is rarely a first-line treatment. Typically, clinicians will only consider it after other licensed medications or therapies have failed to provide sufficient relief
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Cannabis is legal for some, but the 2mcg/L THC limit is non-negotiable. A medical defence helps in court, but it doesn't replace DVLA fitness-to-drive rules. Being legal isn't the same as being safe; you’re still responsible for your impairment levels.
Prescribed cannabis doesn’t grant immunity. The 2mcg/L limit remains, and a medical defence isn't an automatic pass for DVLA fitness-to-drive. Being legal doesn't replace personal responsibility behind the wheel
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