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At Last Count: 20%

December 2017

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At Last Count: 20%

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That’s about how much more heterosexual intercourse those who used marijuana daily had than marijuana abstainers, according to a study by assistant professor of urology Michael Eisenberg and resident Andrew Sun. Eisenberg is quick to point out that correlation doesn’t imply causation: “It doesn’t say if you smoke more marijuana, you’ll have more sex.”

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