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An international working group of 11 experts from six countries
suggests a limit of 7-10 ng/mL THC in blood serum for driving
under the influence of cannabis. This would compare to a blood
alcohol concentration of about 0.05 per cent. The group states
that zero-limit laws, which are in effect in several countries and in
several states of the USA, are not science-based and classify
many non-impaired drivers as being under the influence of
cannabis. (Source: Grotenhermen F. et al. Addiction 2007 Oct
4; [Electronic publication ahead of print])
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