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House Passes Bill Requiring Feds To Track Testing For Marijuana And Other Drugs In Hospital Emergency Rooms — Pete Ricketts | ChamberLight
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The House passed Tyler’s Law, requiring HHS to study how often emergency departments test overdose patients for fentanyl, marijuana and other drugs. The bill must be reconciled with a Senate version before it could reach President Trump.
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Senate sponsor of a separate marijuana hospitalization-cost tracking bill
President who could receive the reconciled legislation
Senate sponsor of companion legislation
Senate sponsor of a separate marijuana hospitalization-cost tracking bill
President who could receive the reconciled legislation
Senate sponsor of companion legislation
Senate sponsor of a separate marijuana hospitalization-cost tracking bill
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