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I am not sure that everything is being done for those people medically who experience conditions like nausea and extreme pain—for instance, medical cannabis.

The ACCP informed the Committee that from the work by Jeffreys et al (2009) on the drug use of parents whose children have entered care it is estimated that 70% of those children had parents who were misusing substances, and of those parents, 77% were misusing alcohol, 53% cannabis and 50% amphetamines.180 178 Johns, M, State Coroner, South Australia (2015, April 9) Coroner’s Report on the Inquest into the Death of Chloe Lee Valentine p.143.

(NB 23.6% of the sample were not sure it this was an issue, 18.7% ranked it as quite important and 21.2% ranked it as not important): M Coombs et al, “Certainty and Uncertainty about End of Life Care Nursing Practices in New Zealand Intensive Care Units: A Mixed Methods Study” (2015) 28 Australian Critical Care 82; R Syme, “Necessity to Palliate Pain and Suffering as a Defence to Medical Homicide”‘ (2009) 12 JLM 439, 442; P Hudson et al, “Legalizing Physician-assisted Suicide and/or Euthanasia: Pragmatic Implications” (2015) 13 Palliative and Supportive Care 1399, 1400. 19 The authors note the existence of new legal regimes that permit medicinal cannabis to be used as pain relief in limited circumstances, including palliative care.

It often was linked specifically to past traumas and stressors – which in some instances were linked to the challenge of living in residential care, placement dynamics. 70 Young Minds Matter, Adolescent service use . accessed September 2023. 16 21 29 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Internal Supports Only External Supports Only Both Internal and External Supports 65 This is not unexpected – research suggests substance misuse (including alcohol, cannabis or other drugs, and smoking) is significantly higher amongst young people who self-diagnose as having major depressive disorder.71 This does not exclude the often-complex influences of trauma, grief, loss, disability, or other compounding factors.

An unrelated amendment is made to section 13 of the Act to facilitate the forfeiture of drugs, drug-growing equipment, and drug-using implements, when a cannabis expiation notice is enforced.    

UniSA Clinical and Health Sciences candidates Thabata Muta, Zifan (Owen) Xiang, Janik Seidel, Nurahmed Getaw and Abdulafeez Akinloye will spend the next four years working on projects to develop drugs for a range of conditions, including better delivery of medicinal cannabis, combating antimicrobial resistance, and improving the safety of biopharmaceutical products.

Franks New South Wales Legislative Council General Purpose Standing Committee No. 4 - Report on the Use of Cannabis fo r Medical Purposes (August 6) --- --- Youth Bills and Acts (October 29) --- --- Letter and Petition from the A n angu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Law and Culture Committee tabled during debate on the A n angu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara L and Rights (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2014 (December 2) --- --- By the Hon J.

Cannabis was the most common, but not the only drug referred to.