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State Medical Cannabis Laws Graded by Patient Advocates in New Report from Americans for Safe Access (ASA) - Vimarsana News

State Medical Cannabis Laws Graded by Patient Advocates in New Report from Americans for Safe Access (ASA)

Americans for Safe Access (ASA) Releases Annual Report to Policymakers on Patient Perspectives about State Medical Cannabis Programs.

State medical cannabis programs failing to make enough progress, advocacy group finds - Vimarsana News

State medical cannabis programs failing to make enough progress, advocacy group finds

Wisconsin is among the states that received a failing grade in a report on access to medical cannabis and patients' rights.

State medical cannabis programs failing to make enough progress, advocacy group finds – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

State medical cannabis programs failing to make enough progress, advocacy group finds – Oregon Capital Chronicle

A report from an advocacy group called for lowering costs and improving product standards and civil rights in medical marijuana programs.

NY Medical Marijuana Program Scores C- In ASA Report: No MMJ While On Probation, Cannabis Regs. In FL, CO & MN - Vimarsana News

NY Medical Marijuana Program Scores C- In ASA Report: No MMJ While On Probation, Cannabis Regs. In FL, CO & MN

Florida To Double Number Of MMJ Licenses, Gov. DeSantis’ Admin Confirms Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ administration anno...

Ohio's medical marijuana program plagued by lack of improvements, high costs - Vimarsana News

Ohio's medical marijuana program plagued by lack of improvements, high costs

Americans for Safe Access, a medical marijuana advocacy group, gave Ohio a grade of C+ for its state cannabis program. The report is among the latest to highlight imperfections with the medical program such as high retail costs, which are likely holding back patient participation.