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The New York State Department of Health announced it will develop a regulatory amendment to add opioid use as a qualifying condition for medical marijuana.

The New York State Department of Health announced the filing of regulations for adoption that will improve the state's Medical Marijuana Program for patients, practitioners and registered organizations. 

The New York State Department of Health announced a new set of regulations that will continue the expansion of the state's Medical Marijuana Program, while improving its experience for patients, practitioners and registered organizations alike.

The New York State Department of Health announced that it has authorized five additional registered organizations (ROs) to manufacture and dispense medical marijuana in New York State, an initiative aimed at improving patient access and the geographic distribution of dispensing facilities across the state.

The New York State Department of Health announced several new enhancements to the state's Medical Marijuana Program as the number of certified patients continues to rise since the addition of chronic pain as a qualifying condition.

The New York State Department of Health announced several milestones in the state's Medical Marijuana program, including the certification of more than 3,350 patients since the addition of chronic pain as a qualifying condition in late March, the registration of nearly 1,000 practitioners, and the publication of a list of registered practitioners who have consented to be listed publicly.

The New York State Department of Health announced that chronic pain will be added as a qualifying condition for medical marijuana.

The New York State Department of Health announced that it has officially filed amendments to the Medical Use of Marijuana regulations that will authorize nurse practitioners to register with the Department to certify patients for medical marijuana as of the end of November.