$1,042,739 for a medical cannabis driving simulator study

$1,042,739

$1,042,739 for a medical cannabis driving simulator study

CIHR gave $1042739 for a study in which medical cannabis patients use a driving simulator before and after cannabis to test their driving performance.

March 1, 2024 · Canadian Institutes of Health Research · Silly spending · Recipient: University of British Columbia
Official report · Source: CIHR

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