Doctors warn of significant increase in people hospitalised with psychosis after being prescribed medicinal cannabis

Experts are worried about a proliferation of "single-issue" cannabis clinics opening in Australia, some of them willing to prescribe via telehealth consultations with few checks.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jul 23 2024
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Doctors warn of significant increase in people hospitalised with psychosis after being prescribed medicinal cannabis

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