Federal Government's argument - Since the US Constitution does not say anything about marijuana in it, the rule is as follows: If a topic isn't detailed in the constitution, then the state government has the power to make a ruling on said topic. However, marijuana is declared an illegal controlled substance by the United States government, and therefore they do not recognize state's ruling on the use of medical marijuana. Also, it's rumored that because the Federal Government can not *yet* collect taxes on marijuana sales, they feel left out.
Medical Marijuana - The use of marijuana for medical reasons is recognized by multiple states. Their main argument is that marijuana is a completely natural plant, and it is proven that marijuana usage DOES help for various medical issues such as pain, anxiety, depression, anorexia, insomnia, etc.
It doesn't.
Horizontal federalism is a term used to refer to the different ways that state governments relate to one another.
Federalism is constitution lovers they made the churchs whatever the states made
The United States has both state courts and federal courts side by side.
Medical billing and coding can be related to sociology in terms of health disparities and social determinants of health. The way healthcare services are billed and coded can impact access to care, treatment outcomes, and health equity, reflecting societal structures and inequalities. Sociologists may study how these processes influence patients' experiences and outcomes based on socioeconomic factors, race, ethnicity, and other social determinants.
The test is for liver function. If you are using marijuana the test checks for TCL.
Past medical history (i.e. anything that does not directly relate to the current reason for seeking care)
Angels, airplanes (toys), arguments (about where to celebrate Christmas, Ugh...) That's all I can think about, sorry =/
It depends on the drug you are abusing. Marijuana has no affect whereas a drug like heroin affects it negatively.
No but we would relate it to horny or out of season
It depends on what you mean by "diagnose medical issues". If you mean medical diagnosis per se, not unless they are a doctor. If you mean whether questions that relate to medical application vs technical unemployment requirements that has nothing to do with treatment, cause of medical problem (unless, of course it may relate to working conditions), etc. then yes they need to deal with those issues.
Yes, cardiology is the medical study of the heart which is involved in the circulatory system.