Breaking Medical Cannabis News

The DEA has begun registering more than 900 state licensed medical marijuana dispensaries under a new federal Schedule III framework. Here is what patients should know about access, state programs and what changes next.

Is CBD becoming illegal in December 2026? New federal hemp restrictions could affect popular CBD oils, gummies, and full-spectrum products. Learn what changes December 11, which products may remain legal, and what medical marijuana patients should know.

A new North Carolina poll finds 74% support medical marijuana legalization and 63% support recreational use. With Governor Stein's cannabis advisory council preparing recommendations for December 2026, here's what patients should know about potential changes in 2027.

Florida adopted permanent medical marijuana supply rules in August 2026. Learn how rolling dispensing limits work and when physicians can request exceptions.

Florida medical marijuana patients have two separate renewal deadlines: an annual state ID card renewal and physician recertification at least every 30 weeks. Here’s what changed in 2026 and how to keep your Florida medical marijuana access active.

New Ohio cannabis rules are changing THC limits, serving sizes, packaging and product requirements. Here’s what medical marijuana patients should know about dispensary products, purchase limits and the continuing benefits of Ohio’s medical program.

America spent more than a decade building a legal hemp economy. Now new federal THC restrictions scheduled for December 11, 2026 could disrupt farmers, processors, manufacturers, retailers and thousands of businesses tied to the hemp-derived cannabinoid supply chain.

Do you qualify for a Florida medical marijuana card in 2026? Learn which conditions may qualify, how comparable conditions work, who decides eligibility and what to expect from your evaluation.

Michigan allows eligible patients to apply for a medical marijuana registry card online, but the medical evaluation still requires an in-person physician visit. Here’s how the process works in 2026.

Can you get an Ohio medical marijuana card online in 2026? Learn how telehealth evaluations work, what your doctor submits and what Ohio patients should expect from the process.

Can you get a Florida medical marijuana card online in 2026? Learn how the first doctor visit works, which steps can be completed online and when telehealth may be available for renewals.

Getting a Florida medical marijuana card is easier than many patients expect. This complete 2026 guide explains who qualifies, how the doctor visit works, the state application process, costs, renewals and what to expect after approval.

Michigan patients: learn who qualifies, what a medical marijuana card costs, how physician certification works, how to apply, and why an MMMP card may still matter in an adult-use state.

Learn how to get a medical marijuana card in Ohio in 2026. This complete patient guide explains qualifying conditions, telehealth evaluations, registration, costs, renewal requirements, possession rules and what to expect after approval.

Can medical marijuana help with insomnia or poor sleep? New research suggests cannabinoids may help some patients, but THC, CBD, dose, underlying conditions and individual response all matter. Here is what patients should know in 2026.

Medical marijuana may be considered by some older adults for symptoms such as chronic pain, sleep difficulties or anxiety, but seniors may face additional risks involving THC, including dizziness, balance problems, cognitive effects and medication interactions. An individualized medical evaluation can help determine whether cannabis may be appropriate.

A new peer-reviewed 2026 study found that targeting the CB2 cannabinoid receptor changed breast cancer cell behavior and increased tamoxifen sensitivity in preclinical models. Here is what researchers found, what it could mean, and what it does not prove.

Bipartisan lawmakers are asking whether Medicare could cover Schedule III medical marijuana. Here is what has changed, what remains unresolved and why Florida patients should not expect dispensary reimbursement yet.

Medical Marijuana and Nausea Guide: How THC and Cannabinoids May Affect Nausea and Vomiting Nausea can turn an ordinary day into a difficult one. When it becomes persistent—or is accompanied by vomiting, loss of appetite, dehydration, or difficulty keeping medications down—it can significantly affect a person’s quality of life. For some patients, medical marijuana and cannabinoid-based medicines may help reduce nausea and vomiting. But the evidence isn’t equally strong for ev

More THC doesn’t necessarily mean better results. Learn how medical marijuana microdosing works, what low-dose THC means, and why some patients explore the minimum effective dose.