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Navigating Critical Changes to Texas' Compassionate Use Program with Dr. Katharine Neill Harris Part 1

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Dr. Katharine Neill Harris, of Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy joins the show for a two-part conversation to discuss the pressing issue of the Texas Compassionate Use program. Frank and Dr. Harris share their insights on the program's shortcomings and the need for legislative action.

They discuss the current state of the program, including the provider issue, the lack of accessibility for patients, and the exorbitant costs associated with the existing medical cannabis program. Moreover, they explore the alarming prevalence of Delta-8 THC products in Texas and its unregulated nature, highlighting the potential risks and dangers they pose.

Dr. Harris sheds light on the Delta-8 THC market, its differences from traditional cannabis products, and the need for comprehensive testing and regulation to ensure consumer safety. She also shares how various states are addressing the Delta-8 issue and discusses potential approaches to control and improve the situation.

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Dr. Katharine Neill Harris, of Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy joins the show for a two-part conversation to discuss the pressing issue of the Texas Compassionate Use program. Frank and Dr. Harris share their insights on the program's shortcomings and the need for legislative action.

They discuss the current state of the program, including the provider issue, the lack of accessibility for patients, and the exorbitant costs associated with the existing medical cannabis program. Moreover, they explore the alarming prevalence of Delta-8 THC products in Texas and its unregulated nature, highlighting the potential risks and dangers they pose.

Dr. Harris sheds light on the Delta-8 THC market, its differences from traditional cannabis products, and the need for comprehensive testing and regulation to ensure consumer safety. She also shares how various states are addressing the Delta-8 issue and discusses potential approaches to control and improve the situation.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION:
Website: https://statehousepodcast.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/statehousepodcast
Twitter: https://twitter.com/StateHousePod

Produced by: Terra Firma Audio
This video contains paid promotion

Music provided by SoundStripe:
B1QDMRUHPYFLHWQU

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