Can you drive high? scientists test two cannabis compounds in simulator
NCT ID NCT06218550
Summary
This study measured how two similar cannabis compounds—Delta-8-THC and the more common Delta-9-THC—affect a person's ability to drive. Researchers at Johns Hopkins had 30 adults with past cannabis use try both substances and then perform simulated driving tests and cognitive tasks. The goal was to gather safety data to help create better public guidelines about impairment from these now widely available products.
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Johns Hopkins Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit
Baltimore, Maryland, 21224, United States
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