One of the most advanced tests for cannabis impairment is being developed in Toronto
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We’ve been working with a group of world-class partners Toronto Rehabilitation Institute & Apollo Applied Research Inc to develop an advanced cognitive screen to assist in the detection of cannabis impairment. Neil Vorano spoke with CEO Tracy Milner to discuss the project and its implications for the future of roadside detection.

Read the full story here: One of the most advanced tests for cannabis impairment is being developed in Toronto.

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