Waseem Alzaher
Dr. Waseem Alzaher is the chief executive of Cannabis Clinic, where he plays a pivotal role in advocating for the education of both the public and healthcare providers on the use of medicinal cannabis. He has highlighted the challenges posed by stigma and a lack of understanding among general practitioners regarding cannabis prescriptions. Alzaher aims to make medicinal cannabis more accessible to New Zealanders, emphasizing the importance of collaboration within the medical community to improve patient care and combat the black market.
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