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Brazilian moms are leading the charge to secure medical marijuana for sick kids

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Brazilian moms have led a decadelong campaign to secure access for their sick children.

Sao Paulo , Brazil ’s most populous state, was the first to enact legislation making CBD available for free.

The law was a win for Brazilian moms who have fought through civil disobedience, court petitions, marches and political pressure.

Recreational marijuana is still prohibited in Brazil , but following years of deliberations, the Supreme Court in June decriminalized it for personal use.

Use of medicinal cannabis in Brazil is on the rise.

In 2023 more than 430,000 Brazilians received cannabis treatment, up nearly 130% from the previous year .

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