Scientists test how high and drunk mix for road safety
NCT ID NCT04931095
Summary
This study aimed to understand how taking cannabis by mouth and drinking alcohol, both separately and together, affects a person's ability to drive, think clearly, and pass standard sobriety tests. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University gave 60 healthy adults different combinations of cannabis doses and alcohol levels in a controlled setting. They then measured impairment using driving simulators, cognitive tests, and field sobriety checks to see how the substances interact.
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Johns Hopkins Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit
Baltimore, Maryland, 21224, United States
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