California Medical Assn. support of marijuana legalization has doctors talking

American Medical News
Monday, October 31, 2011

The California Medical Assn.'s recent decision to support marijuana legalization has drawn mixed opinions from physicians and others. At the same time, legal challenges continue across the country over state medical marijuana laws. And in recent months, the federal government has threatened to shut down marijuana dispensaries for violating federal law.

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