? Florida lawmakers are advancing a bill to reduce medical marijuana card fees for military veterans, and this is exactly the kind of policy that translates directly to better patient outcomes. Veterans carry a disproportionate burden of chronic pain, PTSD, traumatic brain injury, and insomnia, all conditions where I have seen cannabis medicine make a real difference across thousands of patients. Cost barriers are clinical barriers, and when a veteran cannot afford the registration fee, that is not a personal failure but a system failure. This legislation does not solve everything, but it removes one unnecessary obstacle between veterans and a treatment that works. Every state with a medical cannabis program should be looking at Florida’s lead here and asking what they can do for the people who served.