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🌿 Florida Medical Marijuana: What's New This Summer 2025?

Florida's medical marijuana program continues to grow and evolve, and this summer, there are some big updates you should know about. From new laws to research breakthroughs and legalization efforts, here's a quick guide to what's been happening.

🚨 New Law: Lose Your Card If You're Convicted?

Governor Ron DeSantis just signed a new law—and it's raising eyebrows.

What is it?
Starting July 1, 2025, SB 2514 gives the state the power to revoke medical marijuana cards from patients or caregivers convicted of drug-related crimes, even if it's a minor offense.

Why does it matter?
If you're caught and convicted, the state may immediately cut off your access to medical cannabis.
You won't be able to apply again until you've finished your sentence, including probation or community service.
🗣 Advocates are concerned, saying this could hurt patients who rely on medical cannabis to manage chronic conditions like PTSD, epilepsy, or cancer-related symptoms.

📜 Lawmakers Want to Cut Emergency Rules

Florida lawmakers are also planning to remove some emergency rules that helped speed up the medical marijuana program's rollout in past years.

What does that mean?
It could slow down future updates, like:

Adding new dispensaries
Approving new medical uses
Streamlining patient access
⚠️ These rule changes won't happen right away, but may be a part of the next state budget.

🗳️ Legal Weed in 2026? We're Getting Closer

If you've been hoping for recreational marijuana in Florida, you might want to keep an eye on the 2026 ballot.

Here's the good news:
The group Smart & Safe Florida has collected over 70% of the signatures needed to get a recreational marijuana amendment on the ballot.
Next step? The Florida Supreme Court will review the proposal and check the financial impact.
📌 If everything goes well, Florida voters may get to decide on full legalization in November 2026.

🔬 Orlando Hosts Big Medical Marijuana Research Conference

Florida is also making waves in cannabis science! In late May, Orlando hosted the Cannabis Clinical Outcomes Research Conference (CCORC).

What happened:
120+ researchers shared the latest findings on how medical marijuana affects pain, anxiety, PTSD, and more.
A leading cannabis science journal is reviewing the research for publication.

🧠 This event shows Florida is not just expanding access—it's also pushing forward medical cannabis research that helps patients and doctors make informed choices.

📊 Quick Stats You Should Know

Florida's medical marijuana program currently has 750,000–900,000 registered patients.
Florida still does not allow recreational marijuana.
Possessing marijuana without a card is still illegal—up to 1 year in jail for less than 20 grams (unless you're in a city like Miami Beach or Orlando that offers ticketing instead).

💬 Final Thoughts

Florida's medical marijuana scene is growing fast, but not without a few bumps in the road. New laws may make things tougher for some patients, but there's also exciting progress in research and legalization efforts.

Stay informed, stay safe, and let's keep advocating for access, compassion, and science-based policies. 🌱💚