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MMJ Doctors Fountain Hills AZ | 480.695.2545 | Medical Marijuana Dr. Fountain Hills | GREEN STAR DOCTORS 2515 N. Scottsdale Rd. #11 Scottsdale AZ 85257 | MMJ Medical Marijuana Doctors Clinics Fountain Hills Arizona 85268 85269 (480) 695-2545 Green Star Doctors are the best mmj medical marijuana doctors clinic in Fountain Hills AZ 85268 85269 and the surrounding areas Including Scottsdale Arizona... Green Star Doctors provide the very best care imaginable for their patients and client... including evaluations, renewals, Green Cards and everything else that YOU could or would think of... Green Star Doctors are conveniently located right off the 202 & 101 Freeway Loops... on scottsdale Rd. just minutes from Fountain Hills - right next door to Paradise Valley... and bordering Tempe on the South side and Mesa Arizona on the East side... A beautiful and comfortable office setting awaits your visit... so call today and set up an appointment time to see the Doctor & any other specialists that you may need... If you are in Pain or suffering from another condition ... we can help you TODAY !! Just when marijuana supporters thought things couldn't get any better, last week brought incredible news. Marijuana gets a double-dose of good news On Tuesday, March 10, three Senate members introduced a bill that would make medical marijuana legal on a federal level and free legal medical marijuana users from the potential for federal prosecution. In addition, the bill, known as the CARERS Act, would allow banks to lend to medical marijuana businesses, could open the door for medical marijuana research by removing lengthy and costly hurdles (something GW Pharmaceuticals' (NASDAQ: GWPH ) shareholders would love to see), and would require the modification of the Controlled Substances Act that currently labels marijuana as a schedule 1, or illicit, drug to a schedule 2 drug. Even if the bill fails to pass on its initial introduction, it's a landmark step that signifies just how far the support for marijuana's legalization has come in a matter of a decade. If this bill doesn't demonstrate the momentum currently in the sails of the marijuana movement, then the latest poll from the General Social Survey, which is conducted every two years, certainly speaks volumes. In its latest in-person survey of 1,687 people, 52% supported marijuana's legalization compared to the 42% who opposed it. It marked the first time in the history of the GSS poll that more people favored marijuana's legalization than opposed it. With 23 states (and Washington, D.C.) having already approved medical marijuana, and four states (plus Washington, D.C.) recently approving the recreational adult use of marijuana, many people are of the belief that a nationwide legalization of marijuana, or at least some relaxation of marijuana laws, could be around the corner. Just when marijuana supporters thought things couldn't get any better, last week brought incredible news. Marijuana gets a double-dose of good news On Tuesday, March 10, three Senate members introduced a bill that would make medical marijuana legal on a federal level and free legal medical marijuana users from the potential for federal prosecution. In addition, the bill, known as the CARERS Act, would allow banks to lend to medical marijuana businesses, could open the door for medical marijuana research by removing lengthy and costly hurdles (something GW Pharmaceuticals' (NASDAQ: GWPH ) shareholders would love to see), and would require the modification of the Controlled Substances Act that currently labels marijuana as a schedule 1, or illicit, drug to a schedule 2 drug. Even if the bill fails to pass on its initial introduction, it's a landmark step that signifies just how far the support for marijuana's legalization has come in a matter of a decade. If this bill doesn't demonstrate the momentum currently in the sails of the marijuana movement, then the latest poll from the General Social Survey, which is conducted every two years, certainly speaks volumes. In its latest in-person survey of 1,687 people, 52% supported marijuana's legalization compared to the 42% who opposed it. It marked the first time in the history of the GSS poll that more people favored marijuana's legalization than opposed it. With 23 states (and Washington, D.C.) having already approved medical marijuana, and four states (plus Washington, D.C.) recently approving the recreational adult use of marijuana, many people are of the belief that a nationwide legalization of marijuana, or at least some relaxation of marijuana laws, could be around the corner.    • MMJ Doctors Fountain Hills AZ | 480.695.25...      • MMJ Doctors Scottsdale AZ | 480.695.2545 |...