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The executive director of the National Cannabis Industry Association of Ohio, Thomas Rosenberger, says the board has ended months of speculation about where patients will be able to get medical marijuana.
Three of 31 geographic districts won’t have dispensaries. They either received no applications or had no qualifying applicant.
Ohio’s 2016 medical marijuana law says the program must begin Sept. 8.
Also Monday, the board launched a toll-free medical marijuana help-line for patients, caregivers and health professionals. The number is 833-464-6627.
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