In San Francisco, California already is as long as you are prescripted by a doctor ... how about all over the Continental USA?
201419
Yes,the goverment already grows it and destributr it to terminally ill patients,and they can tax it to bring this country out of the defisant.Besides,how many people u c die from pot related accidents,none their only doing 10 miles an hour u cant kill no one @10 miles a hour.Besides canada has a man named,Mark Emery,named the (Prince of pot)he has brung the country of canada some much in come by selling pot seeds that they have no debt.Plus the U.S.A whouldnt have as many drug related crimes,and if it whould help with sick people to ease the pain then i`m all for it.with the pain Busch&our Gov.put the american people through we need something to help us cope.
387913
Yes, of course. Doctors aren't exempt from illness, and most have families that need insurance as well. They have to carry their own, from my experience, their employer (if they have one) doesn't offer it.
669769
yes forien schools generaly have lower standards then American; so yes they will have to apply for a license. but if they pass the license test the dont have to take med school again
532735
There are so many great doctors here and so many great cancer centers here. I have no idea where you are from but the United States is a very large place. It would be impossible to answer this question in a manner that would cover the entire United States. If I were you, I would contact the American Cancer Society and ask them if they can recommend someone. I know that there are specialist all over the place and some are much better than others. For instance I live in Florida and have traveled to Atlanta for 16 of my operations but mine were for Colon Rectal cancer and the side effects and all of the other problems that developed. \n\nContact the American Cancer Society and ask and if they can't help, then contact the Mayo Clinic. There are just so many places you can go. \n\nGood Luck and God Bless You.
673688
you'd probably need to live in CA. In which case-drive down there and ask the person behind the counter.
291982
i've seen in the u.s. where a dr was willing to write " release blockage of fallopian tubes"  and insurance covered it.  don't put it as a reversal or they won't.  creative writing, baby!  i have worked it the medical field for 30 yrs, i've seen just about everything!!!
419879
All states are different but check with DMV and see I think if you get a written from Doctor may also help
64628
Omigosh...I am from Jamaica and I am shocked to even think you thought we are that backwards. Listen......Listen.....LISTEN, we are as advanced as the USA. Most of our doctors are trained In England and they bring the latest practices to Jamaica and I dare say to the entire Caribbean. We do not vist bush doctors nor tend to our sick, if we are not trained to!. We have well equipped hospitals that do that for a fee, in some cases it's free. We consider illness an un-fortunate experience but confident that the right medications can take care of anything. So yes, we still go to work even though we may have cancer or even the flu! All employers supply their employees with a health card so that also encourages a visit to the doctor. Omigosh, we have a modern thriving health sector with qualified practioners of all categories, so we do not have to rely on alternate medicines...okay boss??? Welcome to the future!!
269343
Doctor, doctor, doctor.
213004
Yeah... it's getting to the point where the majority of America won't be able to go to the doctor, because they can't afford insurance or the deductable, if they have insurance. \n\nI think it all comes down to... how much are you willing to pay to stay alive.. the answer is anything, so how does a capitolistic system work when you will pay anything for the service... it doesn't work... \n\nthe healthcare companies (both medical, insurance, both malpractice and health, and perscription companies) are all making huge profits... if you know anyone in the business, they are probably making more than most everyone else you know...\n\nWhen does the bubble bust... I think it will soon... especially if costs continue to go up like they have been.
323024
Check with your local doctor immediately.
545761
Sure...if you're a doctor.
133005
Try your local hospital or clinic.
530790
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274439
You need to know which state are you planning to practice pharmacy in the United States.\nI worked in the pharmacy for almost 3 years in California.  In the worst case scenario, you are most likely would have to take the four years of pharmacy, along with the exams.  In the best possible scenario, which I doubt would happen, you would have to take the exams and pass it.\nHere are the pharmacy contact for California only that you can call and ask for the information directly.  Each state vary the requirements.\n\nUniversity of California, San Francisco- (415) 476-2733\nUniversity of California, San Diego- (856) 822-4265\nWestern Health Sciences, Pomona (909) 469-5336\nUniversity of the Pacific, Stockton  (209) 946-2211
550276
I don't know about that, but around here, they usually put a big ad in the paper. Be sure to include what insurance companies you accept, and what you specialize in. There are so few doctors here that accept new patients that the ad is usually enough.\nGood luck to you---I hope you are in it for caring & not money!!
388739
Not that far along im my training to honestly answer that, but you could always call your doctor and ask him before you even have the test.  I don't know any doctor who wouldn't give you a straight answer to your first question.