Last week, the federal government changed how it classifies medical marijuana (MMJ). For decades, it was lumped in with heroin and LSD as having no accepted medical use. That's no longer the official position. This is a big win for the medical marijuana industry. Here's what changed and what it actually means for you. What Happened? On April 23rd, 2026, the Acting U.S. Attorney General signed an order moving state-licensed medical marijuana to a less restricted federal catego

Before diving into the cheapest ways to get a medical card, it's important to understand the basics of medical marijuana in Florida. In the state, medical marijuana is legal for patients with qualifying conditions. Qualifying Conditions for Medical Marijuana Cards in Florida Qualifying conditions for medical marijuana cards in Florida include: chronic pain cancer epilepsy glaucoma HIV/AIDS PTSD ALS Crohn's disease Parkinson's disease multiple sclerosis other debilitating con

Over 700,000 medicinal marijuana patients in Pennsylvania might soon be able to cultivate their own plants at home, thanks to a forthcoming bill by State Senators Sharif Street (D-Philadelphia) and Dan Laughlin (R-Erie). This legislation aims to alleviate the common challenges surrounding cost and access to medicinal marijuana treatment. Unpacking the Proposed Home-Growing Legislation Currently, Pennsylvanians suffering from any one of 24 serious medical conditions such as a

In 2023, Pennsylvania introduced a new and tasty alternative – troches. Let's delve into what troches are and why they may work for you.

#SB363 has been proposed in PA to help protect Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana program patients who drive from unlawful DUI testing.

As of March 2023, Pennsylvania's medical marijuana program, also known as PA MMJ, has included chronic hepatitis C as a qualifying diagnosis

Medical cannabis, also known as medical marijuana, is a plant-based medicine that has been used for centuries to treat a variety of medical conditions. It contains compounds known as cannabinoids, which interact with the body's endocannabinoid system to produce a variety of therapeutic effects. In Pennsylvania, medical marijuana is approved to treat several conditions, including chronic pain, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and Crohn's disease, as well as reducing symptoms of a

Find out the 23 official conditions that qualify for medical cannabis in PA.