Investigators concluded, “Patients are seeking alternative methods to address the emotional impact of AA that traditional solutions have been unable to achieve.”
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Majority support for legalizing marijuana exists in every state where cannabis possession remains criminalized.
Senate Bill 24 permits registered patients to cultivate a total of four marijuana plants and to legally possess the harvest from those plants.
Employers were least likely to engage in drug testing if they resided in a state that has legalized the adult use of marijuana.
Investigators concluded, “From our data, it is suggested that medical cannabis might be a treatment option for resistant TS patients.”
Women were more likely than men to express a preference for edible medical cannabis products and for products with explicit ratios of THC to CBD.
Ninety-six percent of subjects reported symptom relief following cannabis administration. Most participants experienced statistically significant relief within five minutes.
Respondents’ average pain scores fell from 8.4 prior to using medical cannabis to 4.275 afterward.