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Thousands petition Christie for PTSD in N.J. medical marijuana program
Thousands petition Christie for PTSD in N.J. medical marijuana program
Nearly 18,000 people have signed a petition calling on New Jersey Gov.Chris Christie to sign legislation that would include post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a qualifying condition for the state's medical marijuana program.The change.org petition, which seeks 25,000 signatures, comes more than a month after the New Jersey legislature overwhelmingly voted to approve Assembly Bill 457 on August 1.
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Pain patients are flooding into Minnesota's medical marijuana program
Pain patients are flooding into Minnesota's medical marijuana program
Minnesotans seeking pain relief have quickly become the second-largest group of patients in the state's medical marijuana program, even though they became eligible just one month ago.One out of three patients enrolled in the program is seeking relief from chronic pain, according to figures released this week by the Office of Medical Cannabis.The Minnesota Department of Health added intractable pain to the shortlist of qualifying conditions for the program on Aug. 1.
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Cost of medical marijuana still high across WNY
Cost of medical marijuana still high across WNY
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB)- Medical marijuana treatment has a steep cost in New York State."Anywhere from $20 to $2,000 or $3,000 per month," said Daniel Ryszka, who has two children using medical marijuana.Insurance doesn't cover it.
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Springfield places 6-month moratorium on medical marijuana stores
Springfield places 6-month moratorium on medical marijuana stores
By Michael CooperStaff WriterSpringfield leaders have placed a six-month moratorium on new medical marijuana-related businesses in the city, which one local business owner says will keep her from bringing jobs to the area.The moratorium comes nearly three months after Gov.John Kasich signed a bill making cannabis legal for medical use under state law.
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