2019 | How do Doctors Feel About Medicinal Marijuana in the U.S. in the years ahead?

Marijuana is a useful drug medically when it comes to treating chronic pain, epilepsy, as well as the debilitating pain of cancer and the nausea of cancer treatments. 31%
Physicians need more CEUs and General Education from the latest Studies to evaluate its impact/effectiveness/harmful effects, etc. 21%
I am a Physician and not in favor of its use/legalization. 13%
As a physician, I want marijuana users and addicts to be treated as patients – and not criminals – while at the same time I am very aware that regular marijuana use carries significant health risks. 10%
I am not in favor of recreational use, in part because of links/studies re: to mental illness and violence. 10%
I am in favor of decriminalization and regulated like alcohol and tobacco. 5%
it should not be used to treat morning sickness, and recreational use of any kind should include consideration of potential side effects especially effects on mental health. 3%
believe we should treat habitual users aggressively and warn them of the associated risks. 3%
I am just not sure yet. Although, we already do have enough studies and education. 0%
Other 5%

Give others the chance to vote.