House Votes To Let Military Veterans Get Medical Marijuana Recommendations From VA Doctors
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to allow military veterans to receive medical marijuana recommendations from Department of Veterans Affairs doctors, with the measure proposed by representatives from Florida, Ohio, and Nevada. The vote also approved a separate amendment on psychedelic therapeutics research.
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