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University of Georgia study links legal marijuana use to fewer sick days

Researchers found medical marijuana laws were linked to a 6.9% drop in health-related absences, while recreational cannabis laws showed no significant effect.

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Legalizing medical marijuana reduces health-related job absences, according to a University of Georgia study.

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University of Georgia study links legal marijuana use to fewer sick days

Legalizing medical marijuana reduces health-related job absences, according to a University of Georgia study.

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WAGA broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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