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“We have people saying, ‘Hey, take this strain if you need to sleep.’ Well, each strain has a different concentration of THC, but it's also got all these other compounds. There are over 100 cannabinoids and then we have bioactive lipids called terpenes,” said Dr. Kent Vrana, director of the state certified medical ma*****na research center at Penn State's College of Medicine. “No one has studied to say that a strain is good for a disease.”

You can smoke it but you can’t study it: Cannabis researchers get creative As more states legalize ma*****na for medical and recreational use, the plant's federal prohibition makes it difficult to study in the lab.

Pennsylvania's highest court ruled on Wednesday that the public has a right under the state's open records law to review applications for the state's coveted licenses.

Pa. Supreme Court ruling in PennLive case will give public a more detailed look at the state’s medical ma*****na industry For four years, PennLive reporter Wallace McKelvey has been fighting for information on that industry using the state's Right to Know Law.

One of the proposals introduced by Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) would block the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) from using its funds to enforce an ongoing cannabis prohibition to evict residents of federally assisted housing if they live in a state where it is legal for recreational purposes. The congresswoman’s second amendment would only apply to .

Congress Could Vote To Protect People From Losing Public Housing For Ma*****na Use Next Week | Ma*****na Moment Cannabis possession or consumption could not be used at the sole basis for denying people access to public housing under a pair of amendments to spending legislation that a congresswoman’s office shared with Ma*****na Moment. The full House of Representatives could vote on one or both of the measu...