VHA Directive 2010-035 said participants in state medical-marijuana programmes must not be denied VHA services. It retained bans on VA recommendations, supply, reimbursement and possession on VA property. It did not create cannabis dispensing in VA clinics.[1][2][3]
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References
- Veterans Health Administration — Directive 2010-035, Medical Marijuana, 22 July 2010 (full text reproduced by Westword on 13 August 2010)Reproduced directive paragraphs 2(c), 3 and 4(c). Date independently corroborated by the July 28, 2010 Rule 28(j) filing in ASA v. HHS; original VA publication endpoint no longer serves the directive.archived
- Americans for Safe Access v. HHS — Rule 28(j) filing, 28 July 2010One-page filing identifies Directive 2010-035 and its 22 July date; the retrieved file does not contain the announced attachment.archived
- Cannabis: non solo fumoBernardo Parrella · Stampa Alternativa · 2014 · Scenari per il nuovo millennio — Nuove applicazioni e ricerche mediche
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