Evaluation and Treatment of the Suspected Drug User in the Emergency Room

Dimijian, Gregory G.

doi:10.1001/archinte.1970.00310010164022

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“…T h e profound and long-lasting effect of this hallucinogen on nerve cells is noted in a study of flashback symptoms that, as researchers Dimijian and Radelat (1970) have pointed out, vary from gentle mood states to severely disruptive changes in thought and feeling, and can occur without further administration of the drug. The reaction may be brought on at will in some cases, -…”

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We are told that marihuana is harmless, except…

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1973

The Personnel and Guidance Journal

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Some recent research suggests that marihuana, used in limited doses, may be no more harmful to users than some of the more commonly consumed alcoholic malt beverages, used in limited doses. But a careful examination of the medical research literature reveals specifics—often only hinted at in many of the recent articles on marihuana use—concerning excessive damage to individuals who may have certain physical or psychological inabilities to handle this substance, who may use it in doses that are more than minimal, or who may use it over extended periods of time.

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