In 2016, medical marijuana in Ohio became legalized, opening up a whole other kind of medicinal support for anyone suffering from a qualifying medical condition. If you have not scheduled an appointment to get your Ohio medical marijuana card, you’re missing out on plenty of benefits! An Ohio medical marijuana card can assist with aches […]
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Nov
Nov
More than 48 million people in the United States have tried marijuana at least once in their lives, but not a lot of them know the difference between CBD and THC. Suppose that you have an Ohio marijuana card, you go to a dispensary, and you see a variety of products with the terms CBD […]
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Nov
Nov
Today, over 100,000 Ohioans are registered for medical marijuana usage. Despite its many potential health benefits and legal status in many states, the rules around health insurance and medical marijuana remain murky. You can’t be arrested for having a medical marijuana card, as long as you are taking the proper precautions on securely transporting the […]
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Aug
Aug
This past June, Ohio announced the addition of 3 new conditions to its list of approved conditions for medical marijuana use. Huntington’s disease, terminal illness, and spasticity were approved by the state for medical marijuana use. This brings Ohio’s list of qualifying conditions to 25 in total. About Ohio’s Approved Conditions Update The Ohio Medical […]
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Jun
Jun
When it comes to cancer, most of us would do just about anything to help ourselves and our loved ones ease discomfort and pain during the treatment process. And in Ohio, our cancer-fighting roots run deep. The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center (OSUCCC) is just one example of our state’s premium cancer resources. Our […]
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Apr
Apr
Today we’re all facing a ‘new normal,’ and we’re learning and making adjustments as we go. Many of us are working from home, ordering groceries online for pickup or delivery, and even having virtual happy hours to stay connected. During this extraordinary time, government officials are making adjustments too. Governor Mike DeWine recently extended the […]