
Louisiana House Committee Advances Bill Allowing Medical Marijuana Use for Terminally Ill Patients in Hospitals
Louisiana lawmakers have advanced a bill that would allow terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana in hospitals, requiring hospitals to set guidelines and clarifying patient and caregiver responsibilities
- •Louisiana House Health and Welfare Committee unanimously approved a bill allowing medical marijuana use for terminally ill patients in hospitals
- •Hospitals must create written guidelines for on-site cannabis use, excluding smoking and vaping
- •Patients and caregivers are responsible for acquiring, administering, and securely storing medical marijuana
- •Hospital staff cannot handle or administer medical marijuana under the proposed law
by Tom Angell



















