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Posted On: 04/16/2018 6:35:04 PM
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$MJ Pa. approves sale of marijuana 'flower;' and will allow cannabis to treat opioid addiction
“At a news conference in Harrisburg, Secretary of Health Rachel Levine said she had approved the sale of cannabis flower, the traditional smokable or vaporizable form of the plant.”
“This is major news,” said physician Sue Sisley, founder of the Scottsdale Research Institute where she researches medical marijuana’s effects on PTSD in veterans. “We have all these opioid task forces in so many states, and almost none of them even mention cannabis as a substitution for opioids as part of the treatment strategy.”
http://www.philly.com/philly/business/cannabi...?mobi=true
“At a news conference in Harrisburg, Secretary of Health Rachel Levine said she had approved the sale of cannabis flower, the traditional smokable or vaporizable form of the plant.”
“This is major news,” said physician Sue Sisley, founder of the Scottsdale Research Institute where she researches medical marijuana’s effects on PTSD in veterans. “We have all these opioid task forces in so many states, and almost none of them even mention cannabis as a substitution for opioids as part of the treatment strategy.”
http://www.philly.com/philly/business/cannabi...?mobi=true
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