Established in June 2019, the Consortium for Medical Marijuana Clinical Outcomes conducts, shares, and supports research on the effects of medical marijuana on health conditions and symptoms.
Led by a leadership team at the University of Florida, the Consortium engages public and private universities across the state of Florida.
We facilitate and conduct research and support collaborations to learn as much as we can about medical marijuana use. Taking what we learn, we provide un-biased, evidence-base resources and programs to you.
Learn about current research findings, sign up for current and future research opportunities, and more.
EXPLORE RESOURCESCollaborate with researchers on medical marijuana studies, learn about current research findings, and more.
EXPLORE RESOURCESApply to receive grant funding, connect with practitioners and industry collaborators on medical marijuana studies, and more.
EXPLORE RESOURCESAdvance research through collaborations on studies across the state and support research recruitment.
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Celebrating its fifth year, the Cannabis Clinical Outcomes Research Conference, or CCORC, brought to…
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Nova Southeastern University (NSU)and the University of South Florida (USF) have beco…
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On February 4, 2025, Consortium Director Almut Winterstein, RPh, PhD, FISPE, presented a r…
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As the official journal of the Consortium, the Consortium will collaborate with Medical Cannabis and Cannabinoids to publish the Consortium’s conference proceedings, guidelines and position statements.
Consortium researchers are invited to submit their original research manuscripts for consideration by the journal.
The Consortium evaluates evidence related to the use, effectiveness, and safety of medical marijuana for patients, providers, and other stakeholders.
Through evidence, we explore the data and statistics related to medical marijuana use on health conditions and symptoms in Florida.
View the trends of registered patients, authorized physicians, and dispensing.
Explore the trends.
Explore the responses of qualified medical marijuana physicians from the Consortium’s Provider Survey.
View the data.You can support research at the Consortium for Medical Marijuana Clinical Outcomes Research by participating in research as a participant, collaborating on research projects, supporting research progress, and more.
You will contribute to research that will help us learn more about medical marijuana and improve the usefulness and safety for people who are using or considering using medical marijuana.
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