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Becoming a patient in Virginia Summary In 2015 HB 1445 was signed into law. This law creates an affirmative legal defense for patients with intractable epilepsy using CBD or THC-A cannabis extracts which contain at least 15% CBD or THC-A and less than 5% THC by weight with a doctors written...

Minnesota's medical cannabis program added 481 intractable pain patients as of July 29. As of Monday, August 1, these patients who have chronic pain that can't be controlled well with existing methods of treatment — can for the first time start receiving medical cannabis at one of the state's...

Minnesota patients with chronic pain that can't be controlled well with existing methods of treatment have the option to join the state's medical cannabis program beginning July 1. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) added intractable pain to the list of qualifying conditions for the...

Minnesota patients with chronic pain that can't be controlled well with existing methods of treatment have the option to join the state's medical cannabis program beginning July 1. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) added intractable pain to the list of qualifying conditions for the...

Hibbing, Minnesota - As the second year of medical cannabis in Minnesota begins on July 1, patients for the first time will be able to get certified to be treated with the drug for intractable pain. A month later, certified patients will be able to start receiving medical marijuana from one of...

Chronic pain is a fact of life for millions of Americans. Though a host of pharmaceutical options exist for treating pain, there is a population whose near-constant suffering cannot be eased by readily available methods. This malady is common enough that it has even been given its own medical...

One word carries a lot of weight in Minnesota health officials' decision to expand its medical marijuana to pain patients: intractable. The state's definition of what qualifies as "intractable pain" has big implications starting in August for how many new people will begin buying via the...

One word carries a lot of weight in Minnesota health officials' decision to expand its medical marijuana to pain patients: intractable. The state's definition of what qualifies as "intractable pain" has big implications starting in August for how many new people will begin buying via the...