Georgia has moved with alacrity in establishing a registry for medical cannabis users, within a few short months after the General Assembly passed a law allowing low-THC oil for certain ailments when prescribed by a doctor. Today, the Department of Public Health chief writes about how the registry was set up. In our second column, a top consultant, who recently addressed the state’s medical cannabis commission, discusses how to proceed now that the law is on the books.
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