New Hampshire made a new rule that lets more people use medical marijuana. Before, they could only use it if they had certain health problems. Now, doctors can say yes to medical marijuana for any problem they think it could help. This is good because it can help more people feel better. Read from source...

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Article's Key Points:
- New Hampshire's new bill expands medical marijuana access to any debilitating condition, replacing the previous restrictive list.
- The new law allows doctors to recommend cannabis for "any debilitating or terminal medical condition or symptom for which the potential benefits of using therapeutic cannabis would, in the provider's clinical opinion, likely outweigh the potential health risks for the patient."
- The law follows recent expansions, including adding generalized anxiety disorder as a qualifying condition.
- The broader eligibility could potentially address a range of conditions previously overlooked, such as severe menstrual cramps, symptoms of long COVID and anxiety related to dental procedures or post-surgical pain control.
### Final answer: Positive