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Poll: Vets with PTSD should be prescribed marijuana pills

By Diana Stancy Correll
Published June 7, 2016 4:17pm ET
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Poll: Vets with PTSD should be prescribed marijuana pills
Additionally, the poll divulged that 89 percent of Americans supported use of medicinal marijuana for any patient, if prescribed legally by a doctor. (AP Photo/Jim Mone, File) | Jim Mone

Veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder should have access to prescribed marijuana pills, 87 percent of registered American voters responded in a poll released Monday.

The Quinnipiac University National poll said that among every party, gender, age or racial group, at least 79 percent of voters expressed support for marijuana to treat PTSD.

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