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Pittsburgh lawmaker's bill would require state oversight of medical marijuana products

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Dan Frankel (D-Squirrel Hill), who chairs the House health committee, wants the state to create “strict reporting requirements” for companies that sell cannabis products used for medical purposes.

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Pennsylvania House Passes Bill To Strengthen Medical Marijuana Program Oversight And Testing Requirements

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has approved a bill meant to strengthen safety standards and oversight of the state’s medical marijuana program as lawmakers separately work to advance adult-use legalization. On Monday, the chamber passed the medical cannabis legislation from House Health Committee Chairman Dan Frankel (D), a key advocate for marijuana reform in the […]

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