Marijuana Users Are Still More Dangerous Drivers After the High Fades

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Research from Drs. Staci Gruber and Mary Kathryn Dahlgren suggest that marijuana’s long-term effects on the brain may make chronic recreational users worse drivers—even when they’re sober.

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