修订后的法令将从 6 月起禁止使用含有大麻提取物 CBN 的消费品。只有患有特定病症的病人，如没有其他治疗方法的顽固性疾病，才允许使用这些产品。
据《日本时报》报道，根据厚生劳动省（MHLW）修订后的法令，含有 CBN（一种从大麻中提取的物质）的消费品将从 6 月起被禁止使用。只有患有特定病症的患者才能使用，例如没有其他治疗方法的顽固性疾病。这篇文章发表于 2026 年 3 月 19 日，其中列出的关键词包括药物、厚生省、CBN 和大麻。该政策针对消费品，同时保留有限的医疗应用。
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