Virginia’s medical marijuana law may soon be expanded. The House of Delegates has given preliminary approval to legislation that would allow the prescribed use of certain oils derived from marijuana if they are used for the treatment of epilepsy. The legislation appears to be sailing through both chambers of the General Assembly.
Medical Marijuana in Treating Epilepsy Moves Forward in General Assembly
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