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Lezli Engelking understands the role medical cannabis can play in patients’ lives, but with the lack of oversight on cannabis-infused food and beverage manufacturing, she also understands the risks.
A 12-year veteran of pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly, Engelking co-founded Bloom Dispensaries in Phoenix, AZ in 2012. The company serves medical cannabis patients and operates much like a clinic, employing an intake counselor and tracking patients’ symptoms and side effects.