Some say medical marijuana is easier to obtain and consume than opioid-based drugs, in addition to being less habit-forming. Two Democratic lawmakers, State Sen. Janet Cruz and state rep. Adam ...

Thank you for your service. Veterans could get free medical marijuana cards from the state of Florida if a proposed bill gets through the legislature, Florida Politics reported Thursday.

Alex Griffith, a 30-year-old retired military veteran who lives in Delhi Township, recently paid $220 for a doctor's recommendation he hoped would allow him to use marijuana to treat his PTSD ...

The bill was filed last month and would allow anyone who has a marijuana card over the age of 21 to grow the plant at home. It would also change the renewal process for medical marijuana cards.

Late February numbers from the Office of Medical Cannabis reveal that 8,780 certifications have been written for medical marijuana since Dec. 1 of last year, with numbers highest in the conditions ...

CORBIN, KENTUCKY. KENTUCKY HAS ISSUED THE FIRST CARDS TO MEDICAL CANNABIS PATIENTS. THE GOVERNOR PRESENTED THE CARDS TO DOCTOR RYAN GRELL AND MARISSA CARMELO. THEY ARE TWO OF 2200 KENTUCKIANS WHO ...

Applications for medical marijuana cards are now open to Kentuckians. To qualify, you can't have a felony record, must be 21 or older and have a written certification from a doctor.

Applications for medical marijuana cards in Kentucky officially opened on January 1. Two lotteries have already been held for growers and distributors in the Commonwealth, with four dispensary ...

One of those approved medical cannabis practitioners in Louisville is called Kentucky Marijuana Card. The company's president, Cassandra Brooks, explained what to expect.

As of Nov. 1, 2024, there are currently 882,524 qualified patients in Florida signed up for Medical Marijuana Cards, according to the state's Department of Health, Office of Medical Marijuana Use ...

It will now cost you $30 for five years. They previously cost $25. People with cancer, AIDS, Alzheimer's disease and chronic pain are just some of those eligible for medical cannabis cards.

Florida has more than 700,000 medical marijuana patients, and Gov. Ron DeSantis wants them all to know what a great job he's doing. The Department of Health last week sent a blast email to its medical ...