Connecticut Physicians Reject Opiate Withdrawal As MMJ Qualifying Condition

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By Patrick BegganJun 26, 2018, 12:05 pm12 pts
On Monday, Connecticut’s state medical marijuana board voted against a proposal to add opioid use disorder and opiate withdrawal as qualifying conditions for medical cannabis, the Hartford Courant reports. The proposal would have been one of the first in the country to clearly identify medical marijuana as a…

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