Study: New York MMJ Patients Reduced Opioid Intake, Saved Money on Meds

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By TG BranfaltMay 9, 2018, 1:35 pm
Medical cannabis patients in a New York study reduced their use of opioids and spent less money on their prescription medications, according to researchers at GPI Clinical Research and the University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy. The study, titled “Preliminary evaluation of the efficacy, safety, and costs…

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