Medical Marijuana

Yes, unless the state you are traveling to accepts other state's medical marijuana cards, Rhode Island is the only state currently allowing this.

No, you are not allowed to smoke Medical Marijuana on the Disney cruise lines. Because medical marijuana is not legal in all states, it can not be permitted on the cruise ships.

If you have a medical card then you should direct your question to a professional doctor in that field or an attorney perhaps (which are also Doctors).

For those smoking Cannabis more then tobacco or other herb smokers , ya might be interested in knowing how to medicate in another way, they can differ to other forms of medications from pills (marinol etc) to edible chews, candies, gums (nicotine), patches, gels, cookies, brownies, foods in other words, ask your Doctors!

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Not at the current moment. There is pending legislation trying to implement a Medical Marijuana program.

yes it willl!!

The herb has also been shown to reduce intra-ocular pressure in the eye by as much as 45%, a beneficial action in the treatment for glaucoma.

Yes, you must be a resident of New Jersey to qualify for the state's Medical Marijuana Program. Applicants need to provide proof of residency, such as a driver's license or utility bill, when registering. Additionally, patients must have a qualifying medical condition and obtain a recommendation from a registered physician.

No, federal law outlaws marijuana and state law does not affect what federal law says.

In many places, a minor can obtain a medical marijuana card for conditions like bipolar disorder, but typically this requires parental consent and involvement in the application process. The specific requirements vary by state, including age limits and the need for a physician's recommendation. Parents or guardians usually must sign off on the application, and some states may have additional regulations regarding minors and medical marijuana use. It’s essential to check the laws in your particular state for accurate guidance.

1. Sinus is not a disease. It is a part of your body inside your skull that is used to help you to breathe.

2. Marijuana doesn't cure anything -- it causes you to become addicted to it, and slows down your thinking abilities.

Marijuana is not legal in any state, however California has decriminalized it and it is only suppose to be used for medicinal purposes.

Becoming a medical provider can offer numerous benefits, such as job stability, the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patients' lives, and a rewarding career with competitive salaries. However, it also requires significant education, training, and the ability to handle high-stress situations. Ultimately, whether it is "better" depends on individual interests, skills, and career goals. It's essential to weigh the pros and cons based on personal circumstances.