Cannabis? It is useful for treating multiple sclerosis

For years it has been argued that cannabis can also have a medical use and now the umpteenth confirmation comes to us from the specialized magazine Neurology. The latter reports the data of a study conducted by Harvard Medical School on the numbers collected from 2,608 researches, aiming to verify the possible efficacy of alternative therapies for multiple sclerosis.

From a "careful analysis we come to the conclusion that the most effective are those based on certain types of medical cannabis (in pills or sprays), able to alleviate most of the symptoms of the disease.
A finding that could be a good starting point not only for the acceptance of this type of therapy, but also for experimentation.