Newsbrief:
Israeli
Soldiers
to
Get
Cannabis
Therapy
for
Stress?
8/6/04
The Israeli daily Ma'ariv
reported Wednesday that members of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) suffering
stress after tours of duty in the Palestinian Occupied Territories may
soon be given marijuana to relieve their symptoms. According to the
report, the mental health department of the IDF's Medical Corps is set
to begin trials "in the next few days."
IDF soldiers are suffering
from post-traumatic stress disorder after returning from mandatory service
in the Occupied Territories, and "hundreds" of them have been treated for
stress after returning, Ma'ariv reported. Fatal casualties in the
ongoing conflict are reported at roughly 3,000 Palestinians and 1,000 Israelis,
civilian and military.
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Issue #349, 8/6/04
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