Neurol Ther March 2022 PMID 34727345

Use of a Novel EEG-Based Objective Test, the Cognalyzer, in Quantifying the Strength and Determining the Action Time of Cannabis Psychoactive Effects and Factors that May Influence Them Within an Observational Study Framework.

Dan Bosnyak, Alison C McDonald, Israel Gasperin Haaz, Weikai Qi, David C Crowley, Najla Guthrie, Malkanthi Evans

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The posts highlight the study's focus on measurable cannabis effects through the Cognalyzer, with phrases like 'assessed the relationship' and 'read the findings here' indicating interest and support. The tone is informative rather than argumentative, reflecting a curious yet reserved engagement that recognizes the potential impact of this EEG-based testing method.

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Abstract in brief

The study introduces the Cognalyzer, a new EEG-based test that measures the strength and timing of cannabis's psychoactive effects, which traditional methods can't do objectively.
Researchers found that the Cognalyzer's predictions correlated significantly with participants' self-reported drug effects, and its readings varied based on factors like cannabis use history and THC levels.
Overall, the findings suggest the Cognalyzer can effectively quantify how strong cannabis's effects are on individuals and how these effects change over time.]

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