Could Eye-tracking Data Detect THC Levels? | Cannabis Sciences

New cannabis research reveals alarming data on driving safety and cardiovascular health. A 6-year study out of Ohio found 41.9% of deceased drivers tested positive for THC at average levels of 30.7 ng/mL - over 6 times most states’ legal impairment threshold. This rate remained consistent even after marijuana legalization. The cardiovascular risk data: healthy adults under 50 using cannabis had 6 times higher risk of heart attack and 4 times higher risk of stroke compared to non-users. No other

Cannabis can help many people manage chronic pain, but it is not without trade-offs. THC and CBD are the most well-known compounds, yet the cannabis plant actually contains over 500 active compounds that interact with the body in complex ways. Some of these can affect hormone balance. Studies show that frequent cannabis use may lower testosterone levels in both men and women, affect sperm count, and disrupt menstrual cycles. Many plants are also exposed to pesticides and herbicides, which can fu