Thailand moves cannabis firmly back into medical use

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Thailand moves cannabis firmly back into medical use

BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s Cabinet has approved a draft Cannabis Control Act that would tighten regulation from cultivation to retail sales, with Public Health Minister Pattana Promphan reaffirming that cannabis is intended for medical use only. The draft law will now be forwarded to the House »»»

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