HealthColorado Places Bets On Medical Marijuana To Help Curb Opioid Problem Colorado passed a new law to help slow down the ongoing opioid epidemic in the United States. Instead of giving an opioid prescription, doctors can instead recommend the use of medical marijuana to alleviate symptoms of their conditions.by Diane Samson
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HealthMichigan To Regulate Cannabidiol As Marijuana Amid Confusion On Hemp Products Prohibitionby Athena Yenko
HealthMajority Of Colorado Marijuana Dispensaries Recommend Weed For Pregnant Mothers With Morning Sicknessby Athena Yenko
HealthMaine Doctors Suggest That Medical Marijuana Could Be Used To Help Fight Addiction To Opioidsby Elyse Johnson
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