COLUMBUS, Ohio – Despite all-time high levels of satisfaction with the Ohio medical marijuana program, the number of registered patients has fallen in the months leading up to recreational sales, likely a sign that many patients are abandoning the medical program for the adult-use program, according to new research from Ohio State University.
OSU’s Drug Enforcement and Policy Center this week released its sixth annual report that includes a survey of patients’ attitudes toward the medical program, information about prices, patient participation and sales.