Four years after medical marijuana became legal in Minnesota,
a new survey found 58% of primary care physicians in the state believe cannabis is a
“legitimate” treatment and 39% thought providers should offer
it to patients.
The study, published in the
journal BMC Family Practice, was small, including only 62 doctors.
Yet
half said
they were not ready or did not want to answer patients’ questions about medical
cannabis. Many felt they needed more
information about the benefits and risks in order to advise patients more
effectively.
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