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The medicinal cannabis industry in Australia has grown to an estimated $400 million, with around 1.2 million using it last year. However, 80 percent of our cannabis is imported and now doctors are raising concerns about its origins and quality.
The medicinal cannabis industry in Australia has grown to an estimated $400 million, with around 1.2 million using it last year. However, 80 percent of our cannabis is imported and now doctors are raising concerns about its origins and quality.
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