Mississippi SB2438 allows medical cannabis use for patients with debilitating conditions when conventional treatments fail.
Mississippi SB2438, the Medical Cannabis Act, permits the use of medical cannabis by individuals diagnosed with debilitating medical conditions when conventional treatments have proven ineffective. The bill outlines the criteria for qualifying patients, including those with chronic pain, cancer, and other serious medical conditions. It mandates that a practitioner, such as a physician or certified nurse practitioner, must certify the patient's condition and issue a written certification. Patients must also obtain a registry identification card from the Mississippi Department of Health.
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