Canada’s Arthritis Society Wants Medical Cannabis In Pharmacies

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By TG BranfaltOct 17, 2019, 10:55 am207 pts
The Arthritis Society believes that medical cannabis products in Canada should be sold in pharmacies and the federal government should lift its $1 per gram excise tax, the CBC reports. Jone Mitchell, the Arthritis Society’s executive director for Atlantic Canada, said the changes would put medical cannabis in…

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