A group of medical professionals is urging Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to veto Senate Bill 220, which would significantly change the state's medical marijuana laws. The bill would lift THC potency limits, allow new forms such as vaping, and shift towards dosage-based regulation for registered patients. Critics argue that it removes key safeguards and could lead to increased risks of addiction, psychosis, and cognitive impairment. Bill sponsor state Rep. Mark Newton emphasized that the legislation emphasizes precise dosing, strengthens doctor oversight, and keeps use controlled. Despite the debate, both sides maintain patient safety and physician oversight remain top priorities.