Pennsylvania bill proposes medical marijuana for hospitalized terminal patients

Legislators in Pennsylvania introduced a bill targeting end‑of‑life care. The measure would permit terminally ill patients to access medical marijuana. It specifically allows use even when patients are admitted to a hospital. Supporters argue the change offers additional pain‑relief options. Opponents raise concerns about hospital regulations and oversight. The bill currently moves through the state legislative process. If passed, hospitals would need to adjust policies for compliance. Stakeholders will monitor the bill’s progress in upcoming sessions.