Utah's state-funded study of pot's effects on pain delayed
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Results of a state-funded study in Utah designed to gauge marijuana's impact on pain might not be ready until after voters in the state decide on a medical marijuana ballot initiative in November.
Utah Science Technology and Research executive director Ivy Estabrooke tells the Deseret News that strict federal regulations around marijuana delayed the study for nearly a year and a half.
Utah's state-funded study of pot's effects on pain delayed
Jul 8, 2018, 5:18pm UTC
https://apnews.com/68ebb51f48c44f27a8771c222972f293
> SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Results of a state-funded study in Utah designed to gauge marijuana's impact on pain might not be ready until after voters in the state decide on a medical marijuana ballot initiative in November.
> Utah Science Technology and Research executive director Ivy Estabrooke tells the Deseret News that strict federal regulations around marijuana delayed the study for nearly a year and a half.