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[#item_full_content] The judge set an April 20 hearing date for Smart Approaches to Marijuana’s lawsuit attempting to stop the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ program. Judge Denies SAM’s Temporary Restraining Order; CBD Pilot Program Launches Read More

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