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Why some N.H. veterans can't get medical marijuana
Why some N.H. veterans can't get medical marijuana
Iraq veteran Jeremy Sparks goes through folders filled with medical paperwork at his home in Effingham on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016.(ELIZABETH FRANTZ / Monitor staff)Iraq veteran Jeremy Sparks stands for a photo on the porch of his home in Effingham on Wednesday.ELIZABETH FRANTZ / Monitor staffIraq veteran Jeremy Sparks stands for a photo on the porch of his home in Effingham on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016.
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St. Clair City Council to hash over new medical marijuana laws next month
St. Clair City Council to hash over new medical marijuana laws next month
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Advocates push I-182 to increase access to medical marijuana
Advocates push I-182 to increase access to medical marijuana
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New businesses sprout to support the medical marijuana industry
New businesses sprout to support the medical marijuana industry
New businesses sprout to support the medical marijuana industryInside a small, suburban industrial building in Walled Lake, scientists in white lab coats look at marijuana under microscopes, noting every instance of mold or mites before sending the samples to be tested for potency and quality.For five years, Iron Laboratories LLC has been filling a niche in Michigan's medical marijuana industry: Testing products for impurities and ensuring that the level of THC, the active chemical in marijuana, matches what is advertised, even though Michigan doesn't require such testing.That's about to change.
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