BALTIMORE, MD--(Marketwired - Jul 8, 2013) - Goldman Small Cap Research, a stock market research firm focused on the small cap and microcap sectors, notes that the medical marijuana industry received a major boost at the recently concluded annual United States Conference of Mayors. At the event, a unanimous and bipartisan resolution urging the federal government to let states decide for themselves how to handle marijuana policy passed with no speakers rising in opposition. This news, on the heels of New Hampshire becoming the final state in New England to approve a medical marijuana program, serves only to benefit entities engaged in medical marijuana research such as Medical Marijuana Sciences, Inc., a subsidiary of Nuvilex, Inc. (
Moreover, a series of independent polls over the past few months indicate a disconnect between most U.S. citizens, physicians, and state legislators, and the federal government regarding medical marijuana. For example, a Fox News poll found that 85% of Americans support medical marijuana usage if prescribed by a doctor and 75% of doctors surveyed in a New England Journal of Medicine poll conveyed similar sentiments.?This disconnect is even more apparent if one considers that the U.S. Government, through the Health and Human Services division, was granted a patent (#633507) titled "Cannabinoids as Antioxidants and Neuroprotectants" that concerns the use of components of medical marijuana for the treatment of neurologic, and other, disorders.
This groundswell of support will eventually lead to the re-classification or downgrade of cannabis from Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 and the greater availability of research grade quantities of marijuana. A change in classification would provide a huge boost to the entire medical marijuana industry as the current category classifies it as a drug with no medicinal value and high potential for abuse, despite the fact that prescription drugs kill more Americans than even hardcore drugs such as heroin and cocaine combined.
As broad, vocal support grows and favorable state legislation continues, the industry is likely to reach a major inflection point as early as 2014.?These events will aid in Nuvilex's formative stages of studying the effect of cannabidiol (CBD)-based cancer treatments (CBD is one of the components of marijuana that are collectively known as cannabinoids) when combined with highly efficacious live-cell encapsulation-based therapies similar to those that have been used for oncologic diseases such as inoperable pancreatic cancer?and breast cancer.?Nuvilex's combination CBD-based cancer studies with live-cell encapsulation therapy development might result in bringing a highly effective product and new delivery system for use to treat multiple diseases and conditions, which would place Nuvilex near the head of the medical marijuana product development class.?
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