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Senate Bill 1056 — filed in the Florida Senate in January 2026 — would create a new statute in Florida law prohibiting the possession of open containers of edibles, hemp products, low-THC cannabis, marijuana, THC beverages, and similar products in motor vehicles.

In late 2025, the U.S. Senate approved President Trump’s nominee to lead the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) — commonly known as the “drug czar.” What makes this confirmation notable is not just the role itself, but the nominee’s public support for medical marijuana, arriving at the same moment federal marijuana rescheduling is actively underway.

In December 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order related to marijuana rescheduling — and the response across the cannabis landscape was anything but uniform.

At OMNI Medical, our mission is not to amplify noise — it’s to translate change into meaning. This year-in-review looks back at the five most important cannabis developments of 2025, followed by five evidence-based predictions for 2026, all through the lens that matters most: patient care.

This season is about more than schedules and celebrations. It’s about care — for others, and for yourself.

Federal marijuana rescheduling could shift cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III. Learn what this means for medical marijuana patients an

A hidden chapter of federal cannabis history has just come to light — and it’s sending shockwaves through legal analysts, policy researchers, and medical cannabis advocates nationwide.

A state judge ruled that more than 200,000 of these signatures could not be counted, citing deficiencies related to:

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According to recent reporting, a provision tucked into the current federal spending bill would effectively ban many hemp-derived intoxicating THC products—edibles, drinks, vapes—that have proliferated since the 2018 Farm Bill.

Scientific evidence continues to evolve, but the findings are increasingly consistent — when medically supervised, cannabis may reduce symptoms associated with PTSD and improve overall well-being.

🌿 In October 2025, thirty-nine state attorneys general called on Congress to ban intoxicating hemp-derived THC products — a move that could reshape cannabis access nationwide. Sage Monroe from OMNI Medical breaks down what this means for patients, caregivers, and clinicians across America.

If you’re buying cannabis in Michigan right now, you’re probably paying more than you think.

Senate Bill 142 proposes to prohibit public employers from disciplining, demoting, or refusing to hire a qualified medical marijuana patient solely because of their MMJ status or a positive drug test result.

Donald Trump backs CBD for seniors in 2025. What does it mean for patients, politics, and Medicare? Read the OMNI blog for trusted cannabis insights.

If you’re a medical marijuana cardholder in Florida, this is big news. You’re legally allowed to possess cannabis in certain forms and amounts, and now you’re less likely to face a vehicle search based solely on scent.

Congress is weighing a dramatic change to federal hemp law — a “zero THC” standard that could ban many CBD, delta-8, and THCA products. What would this mean for medical marijuana patients and adult-use consumers? Here’s the breakdown, based on official congressional sources.

A new 2025 peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Cannabis Research offers powerful insight into this question, suggesting that medical cannabis may actually help patients cut back on or replace more harmful drugs — including cigarettes and methamphetamine.

As Florida’s medical marijuana program continues to evolve, patients, caregivers, and advocates alike are asking one key question: What’s next for MMJ in the Sunshine State?

Florida has legalized medical marijuana under state law, but recreational use is still illegal as of 2025. Amendment 3, which would’ve legalized adult-use weed, failed to pass the 60% threshold in November 2024. If you believe you qualify for medical use, OMNI Medical can guide you in getting certified legally and safely.