A randomized trial found that functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) accurately detected THC impairment with superior performance compared to traditional field sobriety tests. This neuroimaging approach offers an objective method for impairment detection that could transform cannabis safety protocols, though practical implementation challenges remain.
Appeal dismissed in impaired driving case involving THC, death of 9-year-old – Global News
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Appeal court upholds stay of THC-impaired driving charge in death of 9-year-old Sask. girl
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Ever think about how we actually measure THC impairment in the real world? Because … – Facebook
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