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I write about behavioral health and health law for NYTimes. (Translation: all sorts of topics.) Owned by two small dogs, two tall kids.
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Some Medicare Patients Can Now Get Free CBD

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By Jan Hoffman Verified
| Herald/Review Media Verified
The Trump administration has been making headlines for taking steps to loosen restrictions around cannabis, including legalizing it for medical use. Now it is beginning an experiment that places cannabis even more squarely into mainstream healthcare: Thousands of Medicare patients soon will be able to get CBD, a nonintoxicating component, for free.
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Some Medicare patients can now get free CBD

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By Jan Hoffman Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
The Trump administration has been making headlines for taking steps to loosen restrictions around cannabis, including legalizing it for medical use. Now it is beginning an experiment that places cannabis even more squarely into mainstream healthcare: Thousands of Medicare patients soon will be able to get CBD, a nonintoxicating component, for free.
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Some Medicare Patients Can Now Get Free CBD

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By Jan Hoffman Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The Trump administration has been making headlines for taking steps to loosen restrictions around cannabis, including legalizing it for medical use. Now it is beginning an experiment that places cannabis even more squarely into mainstream health care: thousands of Medicare patients soon will be able to get CBD, a nonintoxicating component, for free.
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