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When Can Doctors Prescribe Medical Cannabis? (And When They Can’t)

Doctors who provide medical cannabis recommendations must be registered with their state’s medical marijuana program and adhere to strict guidelines. They must ensure that the patient has a qualifying medical condition and that medical cannabis is an appropriate treatment option for that condition. They offer follow-up care to ensure that the patient is responding well to the treatment.

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