COLUMBUS – The wait for medical marijuana in Ohio is almost over. The state medical board told physicians Monday they can now register patients with one of 21 qualifying medical conditions and ...

The launch of Ohio's medical marijuana patient registry has been put on hold because of unexpected delays in bringing Ohio's newest treatment to market, according to state regulators.

The activation of Ohio’s medical marijuana patient registry this week means selected physicians can now begin inputting qualified patients and caregivers, but officials said the delayed program ...

Ohio dispensaries are allowed to sell 90-day supplies of medical marijuana as oils, tinctures, plant material, edibles and patches. Patients are allowed to vape plant material, but forbidden to ...

Ohio's medical marijuana program has taken a big step. The state opened its online portal for patient and physician registration Monday, a nod to how close the state's cultivators, processors and ...

CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - The State of Ohio’s medical marijuana registry is up and running. The State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy activated the Patient and Caregiver Registry on Monday. The portal ...

As Statehouse negotiations continue, Ohio’s medicinal program is continuing to accept patients. Since the enactment of House Bill 523 legalizing medical marijuana in 2016, more than 403,000 ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio’s medical marijuana Patient and Caregiver Registry went live Monday, as state officials anticipate product will soon be for sale in dispensaries.

Yet, Ohio's medical registry has fallen by 30% since recreational sales began last August. The state shortfall - from 160,000 patients to about 112,000 - reflects a larger national trend.

Ohio's medical marijuana industry is getting at least one of the regulatory reforms it's been clamoring for. Within the state's recently passed operating budget is a provision that requires the ...