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A cannabis news roundup details a new Medicare program covering CBD for certain patients, a poll showing bipartisan support for marijuana rescheduling, and a federally funded study on cannabis use by disabled people for pain relief. Policy developments include Ohio activists launching a referendum against a bill that scales back legalization, new Florida bills on medical patient fees and public consumption, and a Massachusetts legislative committee approving psilocybin legalization for veterans and certain medical conditions.

New Details Emerge on Medicare’s Move to Cover CBD Costs for Patients

Dec 29, 2025

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Tom Angell

Marijuana Moment

The cannabis landscape is shifting fast as 2025 wraps up, with federal and state news keeping the community on its toes. A major highlight is a new Medicare initiative to cover CBD costs for specific patients, signaling a huge win for medical accessibility. On the legislative front, Florida is looking to slash fees for veteran medical cards, while Massachusetts is moving toward legalizing therapeutic psilocybin. However, it’s not all smooth sailing; Ohio activists are currently fighting to save their voter-approved legalization rules from being watered down by state officials.

For everyday tokers, this wave of updates is mostly great news. Federal rescheduling is gaining serious bipartisan support, which could soon mean better research and fewer legal headaches. While state-level recalls in California and Oklahoma remind us to stay vigilant about product safety, the push for consumption lounges in places like Santa Cruz shows the culture is becoming more social and accepted. Whether it's cheaper access for veterans or better protections for consumers, these policy shifts are finally starting to prioritize the people over the red tape.

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