One Colorado doctor wrote 18 percent, or approximately 2,850, of all authorizations for medical marijuana in Colorado, a spokesman for the state Department of Public Health and Environment said Friday.
The doctor can’t be legally identified under the law that voters passed in 2000 that allowed the use by certain patients of marijuana for medicinal purposes, said Mark Salley, the spokesman. A total of 15,800 people were on the marijuana registry as of Wednesday; around 29,000 people have submitted applications.
Salley did disclose that the top 10 doctors wrote 66 percent of all authorizations. On Thursday, the department revealed (in a
press release) that 15 doctors wrote 73 percent, or nearly three quarters, of all medical-marijuana authorizations.
http://www.statebillnews.com/2009/12/one-doctor-wrote-18-percent-of-all-colo-medical-marijuana-authorizations/
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I wonder if it happens to be Dr. Eisenbud:) Good man qualified me here in MI working for THCF.
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i still can’t believe that we as a people haven’t woken up yet to see the racial underlining of our laws. what can we do? there’s proof everywhere for this great plant, there’s evidence, there’s DOCTORS being denied thier right and social standings with this view. WTF!!!!!
All I can say is it’s good to live in California…legalization for medical use has had a huge positive influence on my life. Good luck to all!