around the clock to find families who still may be trapped, some residents losing everything. animals are without people. homes are destroyed. we need as much help, please, i m begging anyone who sees this, help my town, help my people. cnn s joe johns is live for us in hazard, kentucky. and the debris field is tremendous, joe, and we heard the governor there say they continue to look for people because so many remain unaccounted for. what are you finding? reporter: that s right, and they say it s possible this could go on for weeks, not days. so they say a picture is worth a thousand words, fred. and i just wanted to show you where we are. we are in hazard, kentucky. you look behind me here, there s the foundation of a house. believe it or not, before the flood there was a house there, a woman inside told us she started feeling the house moving around 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. she gets out, and then the rushing water essentially d demolishes the house and sends the de
wants and doesn t want. and getting some clarity on that is going to be really important. and i do think that we all having willing to compromise. we re not going to get everything. but spending $2 trillion on things that the country needs, universal child care. better subsidies for people in the exchanges. drug price regulation. getting, you know, free community college to people. paid time off when a new child comes, all of those are really important for a modern world. we have seen that every other country can do it. we should be able to do it. and that certainly is affordable for $2 trillion. and i think that s where we re going to have to go. $2 trillion is a lot of money to spend on social services. and doing it wisely, i think, and part of what my point is, wisely means simple, so we re not spending a lot of money on administrative. and seeing who qualifies in just
Prohibition Partners’ comment:
This is the first time that re-exported quantities of medical cannabis from the country have been published. See the discussion on the growth of imports to the German market here.
Question 3
Answer
Prohibition Partners’ comment: We estimate over 128,000 patients receive medical cannabis in Germany annually.
Question 4
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Note, several other conditions were cited at 1% frequency or less. Also note in 33% of cases, the course of medication was discontinued before one year.
Question 5
Can you explain why 40% of applications for reimbursement of medical cannabis are rejected by insurers, considering rejection is only meant for ‘exceptional’ cases?