Marijuana Research In Colorado: Health Department Grants $2.35M For Studies On Drug's Impact On Driving
Colorado’s Health Department announced Tuesday the state will provide $2.35 million for research on the effects of marijuana, with most of the money aiding in two studies analyzing the impact marijuana has on driving, Denver Post reported.
Research that compares driving impairment between heavy marijuana users and occasional consumers and a second study reviewing the effects dabbing — a method of marijuana consumption that involves highly potent cannabis extracts — has on driving and cognitive function are to receive $1.68 million in funding.
“This research will be invaluable in Colorado and across the country,” said Dr. Larry Wolk, executive director of Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. “The findings will inform our public education efforts and give people additional information they need to make decisions about marijuana use.”
The grant will also be used to further research on studies regarding marijuana's impact on breast milk and how long...
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