Arizona Republic: “a 2 1/2-hour public hearing at the Arizona Department of Health Services, which could expand the state’s medical-marijuana program to include PTSD, depression, anxiety and migraines as qualifying conditions for medical-marijuana ingestion. . . . More than two dozen people spoke in favor of expanding the state’s medical-marijuana program at the hearing, offering anecdotal evidence and medical records to show how pot helped them deal with night terrors, sleeping difficulties, irritability, frustration, headaches and other conditions caused by illnesses.”
Arizona Officials Hold Medical Pot Hearing
By On the Net|2012-05-26T06:29:43-07:00May 26th, 2012|Dept Health Services, Stories & Articles|Comments Off on Arizona Officials Hold Medical Pot Hearing
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