Four years after the law, the national register held three doctors and forty patients. The patients' association Mamá Cultiva said that no state research had been done, that the licensed firms were not growing in the country and that no oil was being distributed; it estimated that 700,000 to a million people could need the treatment.[1]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Paraguay here.
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