North Carolina H984 regulates medical cannabis research studies, exempts participants from penalties, and establishes a research database.
North Carolina H984, the "North Carolina Cannabis Treatment Research Act," regulates research on cannabis as a medical treatment. It exempts individuals participating in registered research studies from penalties for possessing or using hemp extract and cannabis. The bill mandates the creation of a Cannabis Treatment Research database by the Department of Health and Human Services to register research institutions, physicians, caregivers, and patients. It also provides immunity from arrest or prosecution for research institutions and their employees involved in cannabis research.
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