Colorado PTSD marijuana bill advances to House vote, gains amendments focused on children
Colorado doctors should be allowed to recommend medical marijuana in treating PTSD symptoms of adults, but there should be additional guardrails when it comes to children, state lawmakers decided Thursday.
An amended Senate Bill 17, which would add post-traumatic stress disorder to Colorado’s list of qualifying conditions for medical marijuana, passed a second reading Thursday in the state House.
“On this auspicious day, we’ve got a serious bill,” bill co-sponsor Sen. Jonathan Singer,…
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