http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/8f216841f7261b318dcae17cbb6d7df4.pdf 67d57276de796524e72aa26052b33e07 PDF Text Text June 28, 1971 Dr. Michael H. Beaubrnn Professor of Psychiatry University of the west Indies Department of Psychiatry Kingston 7, Jamaica Dear Dr. Beaubrun: Since returning to New York, I have had the occasion to report our discussions to my associates and to NIMH. it, Should you wish I believe another study is feasible and can probably be supported. We can prepare the study design, and provide the necessary staff and equipment to assist your personnel. The here, early August. timetable of January-April 1972 is feasible if we provide the necessary data by and may be supported For its success, the project will require your recommendation of two staff members ~ a registrar~psychiatrist and a project coordinator. The registrar should receive some training with us, and be responsible for the medical-psychiatric aspects of each experimental session. If he were available now, it may be useful to have him participate in the actual proposal-writing. The project coordinator should be capable of identifying the subjects and arranging for their availability for study. Such a person, if named now, could also participate in the write-up. and I would like to recommend the active participation of Drs. Stuart in this phase of the study. I believe there should be two preposals the physiological (EEG, ganja.le ~ Ward a short-term study of cardiovascular, respiratory) effects of Jamaican marijuana, and TliC~free cannabis; and a long term study of the Jamaican population, to continue to define the psychological, medical, and biological effiects of chronic ganja use. Both proposals may be funded through a U.S. non-profit agency should you concur. �June 28, 1971 Dr. Michael H. Beaubrnn Professor of Psychiatry University of the west Indies Department of Psychiatry Kingston 7, Jamaica Dear Dr. Beaubrun: Since returning to New York, I have had the occasion to report our discussions to my associates and to NIMH. it, Should you wish I believe another study is feasible and can probably be supported. We can prepare the study design, and provide the necessary staff and equipment to assist your personnel. The here, early August. timetable of January-April 1972 is feasible if we provide the necessary data by and may be supported For its success, the project will require your recommendation of two staff members ~ a registrar~psychiatrist and a project coordinator. The registrar should receive some training with us, and be responsible for the medical-psychiatric aspects of each experimental session. If he were available now, it may be useful to have him participate in the actual proposal-writing. The project coordinator should be capable of identifying the subjects and arranging for their availability for study. Such a person, if named now, could also participate in the write-up. and I would like to recommend the active participation of Drs. Stuart in this phase of the study. I believe there should be two preposals the physiological (EEG, ganja.le ~ Ward a short-term study of cardiovascular, respiratory) effects of Jamaican marijuana, and TliC~free cannabis; and a long term study of the Jamaican population, to continue to define the psychological, medical, and biological effiects of chronic ganja use. Both proposals may be funded through a U.S. non-profit agency should you concur. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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