New medical marijuana regulations shift onus to doctors to prescribe

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New medical marijuana regulations shift onus to doctors to prescribe
Health Canada's new medical marijuana regulations shift the onus from federal regulators to doctors and nurse practitioners to write “medical documents” similar to prescriptions authorizing patients to obtain marijuana from a federally licensed provider.

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New medical marijuana regulations shift onus to doctors to prescribe

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