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Improving the debate on cannabis: "The effects of cannabis on driving are difficult to evaluate"

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posted on 2024-11-14, 00:24 authored by Sarah Levy, Alison Jones
In their article on the cannabis debate, Strang et al raise the issue of canna­bis and its effects on driving, suggesting that “a clearer understanding will be required of the extent to which a particular concentra­tion of the drug (or its metabolites) can reli­ably be taken as evidence that an individual's driving ability was consequently impaired.” A review of the literature, however, suggests that defining an acceptable level of cannabis consumption for driving is unlikely to be possible for several reasons.

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Levy, S. & Jones, A. L. (2000). Improving the debate on cannabis: "The effects of cannabis on driving are difficult to evaluate". British Medical Journal, 320 (7250), 1671-1672.

Journal title

BMJ: British Medical Journal

Volume

320

Issue

7250

Pagination

1671-1672

Language

English

RIS ID

62692

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