Opioid Addiction Is Now A Medical Marijuana Qualifying Condition In New Jersey

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By Kyle JaegerJan 23, 2019, 2:51 pm303 pts
People suffering from opioid addiction now qualify for medical marijuana in New Jersey. Gov. Phil Murphy (D) made the announcement on Wednesday as he unveiled several other initiatives aimed at mitigating the state’s opioid crisis. For example, regulators will also eliminate the prior authorization requirement…

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