Study links medical marijuana access to fewer sick days
A new University of Georgia study suggests legal access to medical marijuana may help reduce the number of sick days employees take. Researchers found health-related absences were about seven percent lower in states with medical cannabis laws. We speak with the study's corresponding author, Professor Patryk Babiarz.
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