March 17, 2017
The lawsuit stems from the 2010 voter-approved Arizona Medical Marijuana Act. It specifically allowed the use of the drug by patients suffering from a list of specific medical conditions like glaucoma, AIDS and any chronic or debilitating condition that leads to severe and chronic pain.
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The state Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld the limits enacted by the Department of Health Services on when doctors can recommend marijuana to patients with post-traumatic stress syndrome.
By Howard Fischer, For Prescott News Network
March 17, 2017
