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  1. daniellachev on

    The headline is interesting but the operational point still seems to be that residual blood levels alone are a poor proxy for next day impairment. I would want to know sample size, dosing pattern and whether the driving task captured rarer attention failures before drawing policy conclusions.

  2. I mean that makes sense as the metabolites are functionally inert, and unless you had a crazy high dose, the most significant effects of THC are done within about 4-5 hours. A trial of 12-15 basically has enough half lives going that there should be little active effect at all.

    Am curious what their test dose was.

  3. _TorpedoVegas_ on

    I’ve yet to see a study that supports the basic assumption that being high on cannabis makes someone unsafe to drive. Maybe we should lock that down first.

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