Breaking Medical Cannabis News

🌿 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.

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.

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.

Is your Florida medical marijuana card about to expire? Don’t stress — Omni Medical makes renewals simple and stress-free. In this week’s WDUT video, Sage Monroe walks you through how to stay compliant, avoid gaps in coverage, and renew on time. Whether you’re a first-timer or seasoned patient, this quick guide gives you everything you need to know for a smooth renewal. 🧡 Book your renewal online at: https://www.omnidoctors.com/services-booking-online

Wondering if you qualify for medical marijuana in Florida? Discover the full list of state-approved conditions — including PTSD, cancer, and chronic pain — plus how “same kind or class” diagnoses like anxiety and migraines may be eligible. Book online with OMNI Medical today: https://www.omnidoctors.com/services-booking-online

Thinking about getting your Florida medical marijuana card? This 2025 step-by-step guide explains everything you need to know — including qualifying conditions, how telehealth works, the Florida registry process, and how to stay compliant. Whether you’re applying for the first time or renewing, OMNI Medical Services makes it easy, legal, and stress-free.

Congress is pushing back against marijuana reform, with new federal proposals that could stop cannabis rescheduling and ban hemp-derived cannabinoids like Delta‑8. This graphic highlights the growing tension in U.S. cannabis policy in 2025.

Feds hit snooze on banning medical weed—again. What Florida MMJ patients need to know to stay protected (and why your card is still your shi

Florida just made it tougher for everyday people to have a say in state laws—and if you’re a medical cannabis patient, this one hits close to home.

The Largest Study on Cannabis and Cancer - more than 10,000 studies on cannabis and cancer!

As we kick off 2025, medical cannabis patients have a major legal development to consider: a federal judge in Texas has ruled that prohibiti

Crisis in California’s Cannabis Industry California was once hailed as the epicenter of the cannabis revolution. When voters approved the...

Kentucky’s Medical Marijuana Program Draws Over 2,000 Dispensary Applications Kentucky is making significant strides in its medical...

Florida’s Marijuana Amendment: What It Means for Patients and the Impact of Federal Law As Florida inches closer to voting on Amendment 3...

Exploring the Impact of Cannabis on Anxiety and Depression With the growing acceptance and legalization of cannabis, many people are...

Florida's Explosive Growth in Medical Cannabis: An In-Depth Analysis The latest report from the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU)...