Ohio board to review 9 petitions for potential qualifying conditions for medical marijuana

Ohio’s State Medical Board and received nine petitions for potential conditions that would qualify someone for medical marijuana.

during the State Medical Board of Ohio’s Feb. 9 meeting. Committee members would then be tasked with determining if the conditions meet medical marijuana program regulations. A final decision on whether any new conditions would qualify a patient for medical marijuana use is expected by summer 2022.

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