Studies Find Medical Cannabis Replaces Pain Medication; Reforms Lead to Fewer Opioid Prescriptions

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By TG BranfaltNov 13, 2025, 2:39 am71 pts
Two studies from the University of Georgia suggest that cannabis may be a pain-management substitute for people with chronic or acute pain from conditions like cancer, and that medical cannabis laws lead to fewer opioid prescriptions. The study, titled “Cannabis Laws and Opioid Use Among Commercially Insured…

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