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Does Legalizing Recreational Cannabis Kill the Medical Marijuana Program in That State?

One of the most notable trends is the dramatic increase in medical cannabis patients, which has surged six fold over the past six years. However, this growth contrasts with a decline in medical cannabis patient numbers in states where recreational cannabis use has been legalized. This article explores the factors behind these trends, the implications for public health and policy, and the potential future of medical cannabis in a changing regulatory environment.

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