Why the FDA is high on a marijuana drug
“It’s a watershed event to get FDA approval,” says Sasha Kaplun, vice president for corporate development at Auxly Cannabis Group Inc., an investment partnership in Toronto. Approval should help alleviate skepticism among some physicians about the plant’s medical uses, Kaplun says.
At the company’s headquarters in London’s Mayfair district, a preferred locale for hedge funds, the dress code leans toward suits and ties rather than tie-dyes. Shelves are lined with glass statuettes of cannabis leaves, but they commemorate stock market listings led by blue-chip underwriters such as Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Corp.’s Merrill Lynch.
Original Article (Bloomberg):
Why the FDA Is High on a Marijuana Drug
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