Department of Public Health; eligible for the Low THC Oil Patient Registry; require a physician to submit certain information to the Georgia Composite Medical Board

Summary

The law obliges physicians treating patients with low‑THC oil to submit semi‑annual reports on dosages, patient responses, side effects and related information, which the Department of Public Health may share with the Georgia Composite Medical Board for research and compliance purposes. It also designates ambulance services—public, nonprofit or for‑profit—as essential services in Georgia while preserving existing local authority. The changes aim to improve data on low‑THC oil efficacy and clarify the status of ambulance providers.

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