http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/60653e582f8673402503243de6f308e1.pdf 6b8aec9b6afc4cb1c79df3cea6784f1a PDF Text Text 761-0391 2‘ January 1974 Coatee Stefanie, M.D. Protector of Peychiatry University of Athena School of Hadicine Eginition Hospital 74, Vaaoillisaia Sophia Athena. Avenue GREECE Dear Contae: I have tried to reach you on a number of occasions and have failed, eo I on writing to give you a progress report. The withdrawal data are now in the stepwise linear regression analysis phaoa. As Aria Linton will tell you, the more relationfind. the more additional analyses These are progressing, and I ehould be able of the obaervationo in about two weeks. So to attract effects that could be related to ships we of haehioh use. Beoauee seen to be noceaoery. to send you a summary far, on are not able the discontinuation I have been required to submit a final report to the contracting agency by January 31, I have submitted a summary of the data that we have had on hand up to tho fall of 1973. I am enclooins a copy of my covering letter and, separately, I have nailed the summaries that we submitted to fulfill tho contract requiremente. The aunaariea do not bind you or no in any way with regard to future amendnont, publication, or presentation. These reports are not public and are not considered publications. although the NIDA staff may summarize our findings in their raw ports to Congroea. When your summaries are completed and integrated with tho findings of the withdrawal atudy, we may submit an amanded final report to mini. The publication of a volume describing our oxperioncao would be a more fitting culmination of those effortl. I have requested another extonaion in time to provido you with fuodo to visit the United States. I do not know what action Dr. Snare may take. but I will write an soon as I know. Ho have revised your auggeotiona regarding publication and presentation of this material. I not with Professor Freedman and he called the Program Chairman of the American Psychiatric Association. A preocntation, provisionally entitled "Chronic Haehiah Doe and mental Disorder." . -1. will be on the program. �Because an abstract was required immediately, I wrote one. A copy is enclosed. You will note that the conclusions are vague, and this will allow you to write what you believe to be true as the data unfold within the next few weeks. Should you dieagree with the list of authors or the sense of the summary. I would be grateful if you would amend this immediately and send back to me by express. it we agree with the two other suggestions for presentation in your letter of January 3. I have asked Drs. Dornbush and Volavka to summarise the quantitative EEG and heart rate changes for a report directed to the Journal of the American Mhdical As~ satiation. As soon as this is prepared, I will send it on for your approval. I assume that the EEG findings will be written by Tom and that we will have a chance to see a draft. A paper on tolerance to cannabis should indeed be prepared, but the data of the withdrawal study is important for this report, and until these data are digested, this report be delayed. The study of psychophysiological correlates of cannabis should be written, probably by Aria Liskos, and we would be pleased to assist in any way that we can. To close the books as of January 31, please submit state~ cents for the balance of the funds which have been allocated for the subcontract. I would hope that you have expanded all the money by January 31 because we cannot carry this funding forward. Should NIDA allow an extension in time, we are prepared to support your visit from the remaining funds allocated to the 8.8. portion of the contract. I do not know how much will be left, but should there be funds in addition to the amount necessary for your visit, we will nuke these available to you for continuation of the work to the termination of the contract. It is a pleasure to work with you and your associates, and on the summaries which we have dis- I look forward to working cussed. . Sincerely yours, m Fink, MF/cis Encls. MOD. . � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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