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| Reports - The Problem of Cannabis |
Drug Abuse
UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
Distr. LIMITED E/CN.7/L.916 April 1955
ORIGINAL: ENGLISH/FRENCH
COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS Tenth session
Item 9 of the provisional agenda
THE PROBLEM OF CANNABIS
Note by the Secretary-General
At its eighth session, the Commission included among the studies which it considered to be
required in connexion with the problem of cannabis an additional study on the physical and
mental effects of cannabis (E/2423, para. 192). The World Health Organization agreed to
make this study and the Secretary-General has the honour to transmit it herewith.
UNITED NATIONS/NATIONS UNIES
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION/ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE
WHO/APD/56
17 March 1955
ORIGINAL: ENGLISH
THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL EFFECTS OF CANNABIS
Additional Study*
Auto-observations by physicians, The correct diagnosis
Relation to Violence and Crime
Prepared, on request of the World Health Orranization, by Dr P.O. Wolff, formerly Chief, Addiction Producing Drugs Section, WHO.
WHO/APD/56
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