La recalificación de la marihuana podría tener impacto en Pennsylvania

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency plans to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Después de cinco décadas de ser catalogada como una droga"de la calle", la marihuana podría pronto eliminar dicha etiqueta.

Buettner cree que un cambio propuesto en la clasificación del cannabis por parte de la DEA podría tener beneficios en Pennsylvania. Grupos como el de Smart Approaches to Marijuana creen que la reprogramación coincide con las elecciones de 2024, y que carece de respaldo científico. "Nuestros Institutos Nacionales de Salud nos dicen que la última investigación muestra que una de cada tres personas desarrollará un trastorno por uso de cannabis o adicción a la marihuana de alta potencia de hoy", dijo.Cannabis clones are displayed for customers at Home Grown Apothecary on Friday, April 19, 2024, in Portland, Ore.

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