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MAMEDICA We’re a clinic providing virtual consultations for patients to be prescribed cannabinoid treatments.

22/10/2026

🌿💭 Think you know how medical cannabis treatment works? Some of the most common misconceptions might surprise you.

From concerns about odour to questions around GP referrals and appointment waiting times, inaccuracies can make accessing specialist care seem more complicated than it actually is.

At Mamedica, we're committed to making specialist-led care more accessible through a clear, regulated and personalised patient pathway, while challenging the misinformation that can prevent people from exploring their healthcare options.

🔗 Learn more about becoming a Mamedica patient via the link in our bio.

We’re proud to share that Mamedica has been shortlisted in the UK Fast Growth Index 2026, supported by UBS, following an...
22/10/2026

We’re proud to share that Mamedica has been shortlisted in the UK Fast Growth Index 2026, supported by UBS, following an incredible 1,531% growth between 2023 and 2025! 🚀

This recognition marks another significant milestone for Mamedica, reflecting our journey from a specialist medical cannabis clinic to one of the UK’s leading digital healthcare platforms.

We’re delighted to be in the running for two awards:

🏆 Fastest-Growing Firm in Our Sector – London
🏆 Fastest-Growing Firm in Our Sector – UK

Since launching in 2022, we’ve remained committed to improving access to safe, regulated and specialist-led medical cannabis care, supporting more than 15,000 patients nationwide.

A huge thank you to our dedicated clinicians, team members, patients and partners who have helped make this milestone possible.

We look forward to the official rankings announcement and celebrating with the other shortlisted businesses!

We're Back Online! Good news! The Mamedica platform is now fully operational following the earlier industry-wide technic...
21/10/2026

We're Back Online!

Good news! The Mamedica platform is now fully operational following the earlier industry-wide technical issue.

All services have been restored, and patients can now access their accounts as normal.

We’re sorry for any inconvenience caused and want to thank all our patients for their patience and understanding while the issue was resolved.

👉🏼 A Service Update For Our Patients: We understand how important it is to have access to your care when you need it.Our...
21/10/2026

👉🏼 A Service Update For Our Patients: We understand how important it is to have access to your care when you need it.

Our platform is currently experiencing a temporary disruption due to an unexpected industry-wide technical issue affecting a number of online services.

We’re working to get things back up and running as quickly as possible, with normal service expected to resume later this afternoon.

We’ll keep you updated as soon as access is restored. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

📰 Mamedica just featured in Chronic pain during midlife is often attributed to hormonal changes, but could there be more...
20/10/2026

📰 Mamedica just featured in

Chronic pain during midlife is often attributed to hormonal changes, but could there be more to the story? To mark World Menopause Day, Mamedica's Lead Consultant, Dr Imogen Kretzschmar, was featured in Female First, discussing why persistent pain shouldn't automatically be dismissed as another menopause symptom and why a more individualised approach to assessment matters.

In the article, Dr Imogen highlights four key considerations when understanding chronic pain during midlife:

👉🏼 Look beyond hormones: While hormonal fluctuations can influence pain sensitivity, persistent symptoms may also have other underlying causes that warrant investigation.
👉🏼 Consider the impact on sleep: Pain and disrupted sleep can reinforce one another, potentially affecting overall wellbeing and making symptoms harder to manage.
👉🏼 Understand daily functioning: Assessing pain means looking beyond its intensity to understand how it affects mobility, work, relationships and everyday activities.
👉🏼 Recognise individual differences: Every patient's experience is unique, which is why assessment should consider their medical history, symptoms and personal circumstances.

The feature highlights the importance of listening to patients and taking persistent pain seriously, rather than assuming it's an inevitable part of menopause.

👉 Swipe through for the key takeaways and read the full article via the link in our stories.

Can ADHD go unnoticed until adulthood? 🧠 ADHD isn't always obvious, and this ADHD Awareness Month, we're highlighting wh...
18/10/2026

Can ADHD go unnoticed until adulthood? 🧠 ADHD isn't always obvious, and this ADHD Awareness Month, we're highlighting why some people reach adulthood without having their symptoms formally recognised or diagnosed.

Research cited in our latest post found that 45% of adults with ADHD received their diagnosis at the age of 18 or older, demonstrating how recognition can happen at very different stages of life.

For some adults, challenges with focus, organisation and time management may become more noticeable as work, relationships and everyday responsibilities increase. Others may have developed coping strategies that made their difficulties less apparent to those around them.

Importantly, ADHD is not simply about struggling to concentrate. It can affect how people manage routines, regulate emotions, organise tasks and navigate daily life, with experiences varying significantly between individuals.

At Mamedica, we believe greater awareness of these differences is essential to challenging misconceptions and encouraging people to seek appropriate clinical assessment and support.

Understanding the full picture, rather than relying on stereotypes, is an important part of more informed, individualised healthcare.

💬 Were you aware that ADHD can remain undiagnosed until adulthood?

🌿 Meet Humulene: the earthy terpene attracting interest in scientific research.Found naturally in cannabis, hops and sag...
17/10/2026

🌿 Meet Humulene: the earthy terpene attracting interest in scientific research.

Found naturally in cannabis, hops and sage, humulene is known for its distinctive woody, earthy and subtly spicy aroma. But researchers are also investigating whether this naturally occurring compound has biological properties beyond its contribution to plant chemistry.

Early-stage studies have explored several areas of interest:

🔬 Inflammation: Investigated for potential anti-inflammatory activity.
🔬 Pain: Studied for possible effects on pain-related biological pathways.
🔬 Antibacterial activity: Explored for its effects on certain bacteria in laboratory settings.
🔬 Oxidative stress: Investigated for potential antioxidant properties.

These findings are largely from laboratory and preclinical research, meaning they do not establish that humulene provides these benefits in humans.

At Mamedica, we're committed to helping patients understand the developing science behind cannabis, including the difference between promising early research and established clinical evidence.

There is much more to the cannabis plant than THC and C*D, and understanding its different compounds is an important part of informed patient education.

💬 Had you heard of humulene before?

THC vs C*D 🌿 Same plant, different properties. But how do they actually work?THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and C*D (cannabi...
17/10/2026

THC vs C*D 🌿 Same plant, different properties. But how do they actually work?

THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and C*D (cannabidiol) are two of the most researched cannabinoids found naturally in the cannabis plant. While they share the same origin, their interactions with the body are quite different.

🧠 THC: Primarily activates CB1 receptors within the endocannabinoid system and is being studied for its influence on pain perception. It can also produce intoxicating effects that influence mood, cognition and perception.

🌿 C*D: Interacts with several signalling systems in the body and is being researched for its potential influence on anxiety and stress responses. Unlike THC, C*D does not produce the same intoxicating high.

Researchers are also exploring how C*D may influence certain effects of THC, although these interactions are complex and can vary depending on dose and formulation.

At Mamedica, we believe understanding the science behind cannabinoids is essential to reducing misconceptions and encouraging informed conversations about prescribed medical cannabis. While research continues to explore the properties of these compounds, their clinical use requires careful consideration of potential benefits, risks and individual patient needs.

💬 Did you know THC and C*D interact with the body in different ways?

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💭 Finding the right treatment is rarely a straightforward journey, particularly when you're living with a long-term cond...
16/10/2026

💭 Finding the right treatment is rarely a straightforward journey, particularly when you're living with a long-term condition. For many patients, managing their health can involve years of appointments, different medications, lifestyle adjustments and periods of uncertainty as they work to understand what provides the most appropriate support.

Some treatments may not work as expected, while others can cause unwanted side effects or need to be reviewed as symptoms change. This is why personalised healthcare is so important.

At Mamedica, we understand that every patient's journey is different. Our specialist clinicians take the time to review medical history, previous treatments, symptoms and individual needs, helping patients make informed decisions about their care.

Where clinically appropriate, cannabis-based products for medicinal use may be considered within a regulated, specialist-led treatment pathway, with ongoing monitoring and support.

Because exploring different treatment options should never mean navigating your healthcare journey alone. 💬 Have you found that managing a long-term condition involves more trial, adjustment and planning than people realise?

🔗 Learn more about Mamedica's approach to personalised care via the link in our bio.

In light of World Mental Health Day, we’re highlighting an important reminder: anxiety does not look the same for everyo...
10/10/2026

In light of World Mental Health Day, we’re highlighting an important reminder: anxiety does not look the same for everyone.

For some people, anxiety shows up as racing thoughts or difficulty concentrating. For others, it can affect sleep, mood, energy, relationships, confidence or the ability to switch off.

This is why mental health care should never be based on assumptions. The way symptoms present, and the way they affect day-to-day life, can vary significantly from person to person.

At Mamedica, our clinicians take a personalised approach, considering each patient’s symptoms, medical history, previous treatments and wider clinical picture before deciding whether medical cannabis may be appropriate.

Because better support starts with understanding the person behind the symptoms. 🔗 Head to the link in our bio to learn more about personalised treatment options.

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