Letter: Sen. Mitt Romney is wrong about cannabis research
(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) Sen. Mitt Romney meets state lawmakers at the Utah Capitol as he speaks with members of the Republican House Caucus during a series of meetings Feb. 21, 2019.
About a month ago, Sen. Mitt Romney said, “There’s never really been a study on what is the actual benefit of taking a cannabis-related product.”
That’s not true. You can go to the publicly funded search engine, Pubmed, search for “cannabis” and find plenty of research already done.
Chris Paul, Midvale
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