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A key figure who helped oversee Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana Authority, and keep unsafe products off of dispensary shelves, has been fired. She says she wasn’t given a detailed reason why she was let go.
Now, she worries thousands of patients across Oklahoma will pay the price. Kadi Nail is a nurse practitioner, who specializes in cannabis health, and says many of her recommendations on policies and rules were not being considered.
When she asked why she was being let go, she was only told there was “a conflict of interest.” “Does OMMA, do you guys consider yourself as public health?” asked Nail during OMMA”s Executive Advisory Council meeting last month.
“Yes, it is in our mission that we regulate for public health and safety,” answered a representative for OMMA.
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