Kentucky hands out its 1st 2 medical marijuana cards

Kentucky hands out its first 2 medical marijuana cards
Kentucky handed out its first two medical marijuana cards on Thursday. In addition, Gov. Andy Beshear announced that about 2,200 other cardholders were approved as well.
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After months of anticipation, Kentucky has issued its first medical marijuana cards to qualifying patients in the state, with Gov. Andy Beshear announcing the approval of more than 2,000 cards during a news conference Thursday.
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Kentucky has issued its first two medical marijuana cards, marking a significant step in the state's medical cannabis program. Governor Andy Beshear personally handed out the cards at the state capitol on Thursday.
Gov. Andy Beshear awards first medical marijuana cards in Kentucky
Gov. Andy Beshear awarded two individuals with the first medical marijuana cards of the program in his Team Kentucky update Thursday afternoon.
Kentucky issues first medical marijuana patient cards
Kentucky has issued its first medical marijuana patient cards. Gov. Andy Beshear presented the cards to Dr. Ryan Grell and Merissa Khumalo on Thursday. Sign up for our Newsletters They are two of 2,200 Kentuckians who have been approved as cardholders.
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Lexington business helps Kentuckians get medical cannabis cards
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Medical marijuana is now legal in Kentucky, but getting the access to the treatment is a unique process. As of right now, there aren’t any medical cannabis dispensaries open in the Commonwealth. But, qualified Kentuckians can start taking steps to get their medical marijuana cards.
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