
Colorado Allows Medical Marijuana as Opioid Alternative to Combat Crisis
Colorado becomes the third state to allow medical marijuana as an opioid alternative, aiming to provide a less addictive pain management option
- •Colorado allows medical marijuana as an opioid alternative
- •The policy targets acute pain conditions for safer pain management
- •Scientific community divided on cannabis's efficacy as an opioid substitute
by Colorado looks to medical marijuana to ease opioid crisis It becomes the third state in the nation after New York and Illinois to allow doctors to recommend medical marijuana instead of opioids for pain relief. 02/08/2019



















