Cannabis Edibles and Alcohol Interaction: Clinical Evidence for Safe Dosing in Family Medicine
Clinical Takeaway Combining cannabis edibles with alcohol produces greater driving impairment than either substance alone, as measured by simulated driving performance and field sobriety testing. The delayed onset of edible cannabis means impairment may…
Cannabis Edibles and Alcohol Combined Make Driving More Dangerous Than Either Alone, Johns Hopkins RCT Finds
Cannabis alcohol co-use driving risk is no longer theoretical, it is now clearly demonstrated in a controlled clinical trial. This Johns Hopkins RCT shows that combining edibles with alcohol impairs driving more than either substance alone, even below…
Research Digest: 20 Recent Studies – May 02, 2026
CED Clinical Relevance #85 Research Authority Peer-reviewed research curated for clinical relevance and evidence quality. Recent research digest. 20 of 20 most recent studies from our monitored feeds. CED Clinical Relevance #81 Research Authority Impact…