Medical Marijuana Bill to be Introduced

State Senator Daylin Leach is introducing a bill that would allow Pennsylvania to join 14 other states and the District of Columbia in offering doctor-supervised marijuana programs to residents with debilitating medical conditions. New Jersey passed their safe access law earlier this year.

The legislation would allow physicians in Pennsylvania to prescribe medicinal marijuana to eligible patients. According to recent studies, marijuana has been proven to counter the side effects of chemotherapy, control pain and relieve symptoms of glaucoma and other chronic conditions.

A poll conducted in 2009 by Quinnipiac University found that 59 percent of Pennsylvania residents support the legalization of medical marijuana for use by eligible patients.

e-mail from Senate Democratic Broadcast Services

Comments

Marcia L. Neil said…
Cannabis sativa is a weed that has a specific aroma when lit and smoked. The use of the weed in tinctures and other preparations claimed to be medicinal is a hoax and artificial intelligence.

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