Illinois Lawmakers Approve Bill Opening MMJ Program to Opioid Patients

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By GrahamJun 15, 2018, 1:15 pm9 pts
Illinois lawmakers have approved a bill that would make having an opioid prescription into a temporary qualifying condition for the state’s medical cannabis program, NPR reports. The move is an effort to reduce the devastating effects of opioid dependence, which results in the deaths of tens of thousands of…

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