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CT HB05242Introducedas of 2026-02-18

An Act Requiring Certain Health Care Facilities To Allow Terminally Ill Qualifying Patients To Use Cannabis.

Plain-English summary

What happened: Connecticut bill requiring certain health care facilities to permit terminally ill qualifying patients to use cannabis has had a public hearing on February 23.

Why it matters: Approval could expand the patient population accessing medical cannabis within health care settings, affecting dispensary demand and product type preferences.

Affects: retailers and patients

LATEST ACTION: Public Hearing 02/23
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