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Cannabis Edibles Impair Driving Even When Blood THC Levels Fall Far Below Legal Limits, Landmark JAMA Study Finds

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Cannabis Edibles Impair Driving Even When Blood THC Levels Fall Far Below Legal Limits, Landmark JAMA Study Finds

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A major new randomized clinical trial published in JAMA Network Open has found that cannabis edibles cause measurable, dose-dependent driving impairment — including reduced lane control, slower reaction times, and erratic speed — even when blood THC concentrations remain well below the legal thresholds used…

First report: How THC Edibles Could Affect Your Driving nytimes.com, 13d

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