Medical cannabis set to become financially accessible | 7NEWS

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It’s a medical marvel that’s helping hundreds of thousands of Australians with crippling ailments.

But, while medicinal cannabis is losing its stigma, the cost means it’s still out of reach for many, now a new subsidy scheme is helping to ease the financial pain.

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