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Solving the Cannabis DUI Puzzle? – Detecting Active Cannabis Impairment Through Eye Movement Tests?

Gaize, Inc., on the 17th of November, 2022, announced the completion of the world’s most extensive clinical research investigating cannabis impairment. Gaize’s portable, non-invasive testing apparatus was employed in the 350-person study to assess pupillary reflex and eye movement response alterations.

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