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Some Pa cannabis companies use misleading statements to promote marijuana for addiction treatment

As part of a first-of-its-kind review, Spotlight PA investigated claims made on Pennsylvania cannabis companies’ websites and found a wide range of misleading tactics.

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Some PA Cannabis Companies Found to Have Misleading Information on Websites

Spotlight PA reviewed unsupported claims that medical cannabis can be used as a substitute for FDA approved opioid use disorder treatment.

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Some marijuana companies use misleading, inaccurate statements to promote products

State regulators do little to ensure cannabis dispensaries are making accurate medical claims online.

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Some PA Cannabis Companies Found to Have Misleading Information on Websites

Spotlight PA reviewed unsupported claims that medical cannabis can be used as a substitute for FDA approved opioid use disorder treatment.

United statesKeith humphreysChristopher baxterChelseal shoverTed mahonCompassionate certification centersNational academies of sciencesStanford university school of medicinePennsylvania psychiatric societyNational academiesReleaf specialistsPeter grinspoonStanford university schoolSome pa cannabis companies found to have misleading information on websites

Some Pa cannabis companies use misleading, inaccurate, or dangerous statements to promote marijuana for addiction treatment

HARRISBURG — Some Pennsylvania cannabis companies are using incomplete or misleading claims to promote marijuana as a treatment for opioid addiction, potentially putting patients’ lives at greater risk, a Spotlight

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