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Georgia Expands Medical Cannabis Access | Macon News
Georgia just unleashed major changes to its medical cannabis program with Governor Kemp signing the Putting Georgia’s Patients First Act, set to roll out July 1. Patients now qualify for more conditions—including lupus—and face fewer hurdles for autism and Alzheimer’s. Adults 21+ can legally vape medical cannabis at home (smoking and public use remain banned). THC limits are now capped at 12,000mg, the term “low THC oil” is retired in favor of “medical cannabis,” and it’s no longer classified under Georgia’s Controlled Substances Act. To get a two-year card, patients need a doctor’s note from…
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