In the final category of our 6-article series, we highlight a topic the Americans for Safe Access’ (ASA) did not report on in any detail but is by far—and I mean by far—the most commented on and advocated for issue … Continue reading →
Still using the established categories from this year’s Americans for Safe Access’ (ASA) report, Part 4 of this series focuses on patients’ Access to Medicine. Access to Medicine and Affordability (more in Part 5) are two of Illinois’ lowest scoring … Continue reading →
We ended Part 2 of this series highlighting registered medical patients concerns with Patient Rights & Civil Protection, Health and Social Equity, and Customer Returns related to the Medical Cannabis Patient Program, the Illinois Cannabis and Tax Act and the … Continue reading →
As mentioned in Part 1 of this series of articles, we address the same basic breakdown to Illinois’ medical cannabis program as the Americans for Safe Access’ (ASA) report, including Program Functionality, Patient Rights, Access to Medicine, Affordability, and more. Though … Continue reading →
Since Illinois legalized recreational cannabis, Illinois moved into a new phase of the industry that has a prosperous future with many benefits to Illinoisans and out-of-state residents. But one segment of the industry has been left behind: registered qualifying medical … Continue reading →
Each year, Americans for Safe Access (ASA) prepares a report that assesses legislative and regulatory improvements in medical cannabis programs across the country, including Illinois. The ASA, the nation’s largest nonprofit that represents medical cannabis patients, doctors, and researchers, listed … Continue reading →
