Doctor Addresses Viewers' Questions About Medical Marijuana and PTSD (VIDEO)

This is a special segment in our ongoing medical marijuana education series with Dr. Phillip Leveque, noted physician, toxicologist and pharmacologist.

Dr. Phil Leveque and Bonnie King, reporting for Salem-News.com.

(SALEM, Ore) - In our 19th edition of medical marijuana questions and answers with Dr. Phil Leveque, we seem to be learning that the list of questions will never end.

In this week's video segment with Bonnie King and Dr. Phil Leveque many viewer questions are answered and we learn some good news; that the U.S. government removed a major obstacle for active duty military personnel who suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

A question on a security clearance form about past psychiatric treatment was removed, thus allowing our warriors to deal with problems brought about by time in combat without repercussions to their career.

Here is video segment #19 with Bonnie King and Dr. Phil Leveque, brought to you by Salem-News.com and Google Video:

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More information on the history of Leveque can be found in his book, General Patton's Dogface Soldier of Phil Leveque about his experiences in WWII.
Order the book by mail by following this link: Dogface Soldier.
If you are a World War II history buff, you don't want to miss it.

Watch for more streaming video question and answer segments about medical marijuana with Bonnie King and Dr. Phil Leveque.

Click on this link for other articles and video segments about PTSD and medical marijuana on Salem-News.com: Dr. Leveque INTERVIEWS & ARTICLES

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