372 is not going to stop doctors from trying to save their patients and recommending marijuana. This problem needs a proper regulatory response. The job of lawmakers is to solve problems. They have a vast variety of available regulatory controls, and they can create new ones. Drug abuse is a major problem, but we shouldn't endanger sick people in order to tell voters we're concerned about it.
Cocaine is a drug that is abused terribly and is the source of great misery and death.
Yet cocaine is legally available for medical purposes. For surgery on the eye and nose, it is an excellent anesthetic not only because it prevents pain, it constricts blood vessels and capillaries, reducing the bleeding. This enables surgeons to see the tissues they are operating on. Cocaine made available for medical use is tightly controlled. Of course not.