Additionally, the study found, individuals who used medical marijuana for legitimate medical conditions decreased their use of opioids by 50 percent. When her parents finally succeeded in persuading her doctors to try medical marijuana, her seizures dropped to several a week. Medical cannabis has been approved to treat 17 medical conditions in both adults and children, including cancer, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy, autism, ALS, and PTSD. Vaporization or nebulization of medical marijuana will be an option, when medically appropriate. Wolf and their state legislators to thank for enacting one of the most comprehensive medical marijuana laws in the nation.
1:45 Governor says HB2 is a hindrance to recruiting businesses to NC Pause3:20 Cooper calls for both sides to tone down rhetoric on HB2 repeal2:22 McKissick angry about Senate confirmation meeting1:42 Berger downplays talk of expanding NC Supreme Court3:34 HB2: A timeline for North Carolina's controversial law3:27 Legislators call second special session – but unclear on topics to be addressed2:41 Berger unclear on topics of second special session for Legislature1:12 Sen. Hise: 'We have reached a point that the executive branch is challenging the constitutional authority of the general assembly'1:08 NC Senate committee votes to subpoena cabinet appointee Larry Hall
collected by :Lucy William
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