medical marijuana

The board that overseas Georgia’s medical marijuana program voted to issue the state’s first five dispensing licenses to stores in Macon, Marietta and Savannah.

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A majority of those polled support marijuana for medical uses.

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Getting medical marijuana to over 25,000 registered patients in Georgia is one step closer to reality.

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All aspects of the program are being voted on, from close supervision of growing the leaf crop in the greenhouse to the manufacturing of low-THC cannabis oil used to treat patients suffering from a variety of diseases.

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State law has allowed registered patients to use low THC oil since 2015, but they still don’t have a legal way to buy it.

The Georgia Commission for Access to Medical Cannabis voted in September to award the first two of six low-THC cannabis oil production licenses , but those licenses remain on hold.