Utah medical marijuana firms could suffer as doctors hold off recommendations

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By Jeff SmithDec 24, 2018, 3:24 pm266 pts
Some of Utah’s biggest health-care providers are hesitant to recommend medical cannabis to qualified patients – a development that could cause the market to grow more slowly. Intermountain Healthcare, the state’s largest provider with 23 hospitals and 170 clinics in its system, has told its physicians to…

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