AZ SB1640

Adds post-traumatic stress disorder, autism spectrum disorder (when diagnosed by a licensed physician or psychologist), and uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and ovarian cysts to the list of qualifying debilitating medical conditions for medical marijuana use in Arizona.

Removes the prohibition on physicians conducting telehealth examinations for the purpose of issuing written certifications for medical marijuana.

Establishes provisions for independent third-party laboratories to test marijuana cultivated for medical use, including certification requirements and agent registration.

Requires the Department of Health Services to adopt rules for handling complaints against physicians who issue written certifications for medical marijuana, including investigation procedures and potential disciplinary actions.

Amends naturopathic physician licensing requirements to specify that naturopathic medicine is practiced by individuals who hold degrees and are licensed under the relevant chapter.