The M³ Study collects patient-centered data to support research on medical marijuana effectiveness and safety outcomes relevant to the most common health conditions among a diverse group of people who use medical marijuana (MMJ Users) in Florida. To do that 1,000-1,200 qualified people who are 18 years old or older in Florida are sharing their experiences of medical marijuana by completing online surveys. Our team has completed enrollment for new and current users.

To read more about our current research scope and measures, click here.

If you are a researcher interested in engaging in a research collaboration using the M³ Data Bank, please see Planned, Ongoing, and Completed Research Projects using M³ data. This will ensure no overlap between your proposed research plan with existing studies. If you wish to collaborate on an existing project, you may contact the listed PI directly. 

If your research idea is novel, please reach out to mmj.outcomes@cop.ufl.edu to complete a Data Request Application (DRA) and a Confidentiality and Data Use Agreement (CDA).

M³ is a combined longitudinal cohort of medical marijuana initiators and a cross-sectional study of current MMJ users in. Data collected in the M³ Study will be housed in the M³ Databank and available for research. M³ provides data resources and infrastructure for researchers interested in using M³ data to address specific research questions in eight broad domains.

To learn more about the M³ data sharing process, click here.