Arizona Republic:  “Physicians agree that marijuana can provide relief for patients with serious illnesses, but they also find ethical dilemmas in recommending a drug that is not federally approved. . . .  Marijuana is classified as a schedule-1 drug by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration . . . . The lack of FDA approval raises ethical concerns for physicians.”

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