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Legislating Medical Cannabis in Kentucky

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Medical cannabis is best known for efficacy in the management of severe pain, cachexia, and nausea. However, medical cannabis has

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Health Care Issues for the 2014 Legislative Session

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Since my first hot topic began with Smoke Free Kentucky in January, I believe I will begin where I left

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