Some Oklahoma doctors reportedly won’t recommend medical cannabis

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By Jeff SmithSep 4, 2018, 1:51 pm141 pts
Oklahoma’s potential $100 million-$150 million medical marijuana program is facing a new hurdle that could hamper sales: Many doctors might not be able to tell patients about their MMJ options. At least two health-care systems – Saint Francis Health System and Oklahoma State University Medical Center –…

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