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Most Medical Cannabis Patients Quit After a Year Study Finds: The Medicine You Don’t Need Forever

A fascinating study out of Pennsylvania just delivered news that should terrify pharmaceutical executives and delight anyone who understands what real medicine looks like. According to research published in PLOS One, 58% of medical cannabis patients quit using it within a year, with nearly half stopping within just three months.

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