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Posted On: 10/31/2018 1:13:58 PM
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Re: mikeyt1818 #2922
The video I posted earlier said that Agrimed wants to team up with Universities and well looks like its gonna start in Pennsylvania oh and do u think Dr.Rachel Levine of PA Dept of Health is related to Matt Levine?
#TICKTOCK #LONG&STRONG
$UNVC/AGRIMED/SATIVEO/HCI AND MERCK TO $1.00PLUS
https://www.leafly.com/news/health/medical-ma...nnsylvania
States Outpace Federal Research
Pennsylvania exemplifies a new trend: states acting like nations, conducting research where the federal government will not. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, for instance, has conducted nine far-ranging studies since 2015. California has similarly supported cannabis research at universities including UCLA and UC San Diego.
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The Latest in Cannabis Research: Spring 2018
In Pennsylvania, the eight approved universities, most of which are in the greater Philadelphia area, may study PTSD, AIDS, Crohn’s disease, opioid use disorder, and more. Each ACRC submitted an application to th e state; funding will come from the universities themselves.
“The schools have the opportunity to choose any of these diseases to conduct research on, to better educate the Commonwealth and the entire country on medical marijuana,” Levine said.
Along the way, these burgeoning cannabis researchers may teach all of us something new, no matter whether we call Pennsylvania home.
#TICKTOCK #LONG&STRONG
$UNVC/AGRIMED/SATIVEO/HCI AND MERCK TO $1.00PLUS
https://www.leafly.com/news/health/medical-ma...nnsylvania
States Outpace Federal Research
Pennsylvania exemplifies a new trend: states acting like nations, conducting research where the federal government will not. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, for instance, has conducted nine far-ranging studies since 2015. California has similarly supported cannabis research at universities including UCLA and UC San Diego.
RELATED STORY
The Latest in Cannabis Research: Spring 2018
In Pennsylvania, the eight approved universities, most of which are in the greater Philadelphia area, may study PTSD, AIDS, Crohn’s disease, opioid use disorder, and more. Each ACRC submitted an application to th e state; funding will come from the universities themselves.
“The schools have the opportunity to choose any of these diseases to conduct research on, to better educate the Commonwealth and the entire country on medical marijuana,” Levine said.
Along the way, these burgeoning cannabis researchers may teach all of us something new, no matter whether we call Pennsylvania home.
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