HEALTHGEORGIA RECORDER
Enrollment jumps after lawmakers ease access to Georgia’s medical cannabis program
Georgia’s medical cannabis patient registry increased by 22% in over a month, with 8,200 new patients enrolling after a new law expanded access by removing potency caps, adding qualifying conditions, and eliminating the 'low-THC oil' branding. The surge reflects 'pent-up demand,' but the Department of Public Health faces delays processing applications due to the influx.
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