Patient Resources
Can You Get a Medical Marijuana Card for Nausea in Ohio?
Nausea is not an Ohio medical marijuana qualifying condition, but it is a symptom of several qualifying conditions. Learn more.
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Marijuana Card for HIV/AIDS in Ohio?
If you’re living with HIV or AIDS in Ohio, you may qualify for a medical marijuana card. Learn how to become a patient from the comfort of home.
Read MoreCan You Get a Maryland Medical Marijuana Card for Parkinson’s Disease?
If you suffer from Parkinson’s disease, you may be eligible for a medical marijuana certification in Maryland. See what the law says.
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Marijuana Card for Cancer in Arkansas?
Get answers to all your questions about medical marijuana for cancer in Arkansas. Can you become certified? What’s the process? Why medical marijuana?
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Marijuana Card for Depression in Missouri?
If you live in Missouri and suffer from depression, you may be eligible for a medical marijuana card, but certain criteria must be met. Learn more.
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Marijuana Card for Chronic Pain in Arkansas?
If you suffer from chronic, persistent pain, you may be eligible for an Arkansas medical marijuana card. But very specific criteria apply. Learn more.
Read MoreArkansas Medical Marijuana Expirations Suspended Due to COVID-19
Is your Arkansas medical marijuana certification about to expire? Learn about the new emergency laws that protect your patient status during the pandemic.
Read MoreMedical Marijuana for IBS
Get the facts about marijuana for irritable bowel syndrome. See what the research says, and find out if the condition qualifies for a medical card.
Read MoreMissouri MMJ Approvals Remain Steady Despite COVID-19
Missouri has issued nearly 40,000 medical marijuana cards, and COVID-19 hasn’t slowed the pace. Learn how to get certified without putting yourself at risk.
Read MoreCan You Get a Medical Marijuana Card for Migraines in Missouri?
Missouri is one of the few states that recognize “intractable migraines” as a qualifying condition for marijuana. But there are restrictions. Learn more.
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