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| About our guest Dr. Philip Drum APPEARANCES ON OUR SHOW: JUL 16, 2017 AUG 13, 2017 | ||
Phillip A Drum, Pharm, D., FCSHP received his doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of California – San Francisco. He is a licensed pharmacist for 31 years who has had a wide range of experiences – from community pharmacy practice, a residency in Hospital Pharmacy, practice as a hospital-based Oncology pharmacist, Pharmacy Administration work as a Clinical Coordinator and later a Regional Manager and leader of regional pharmacy training and patient safety programs. He has been active in Pharmacy Associations and has spoken state-wide and nationally on various pharmaceutical topics. As a result of a family tragedy, he has been active in research on driving and marijuana and educating the public over the dangers of marijuana in society. Here is some info from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/66/wr/mm6630a6.htm?s_cid=mm6630a6_w Teen female suicide rate is the highest now - in 40 yr history of measurements. Teen male rate is climbing - not yet to mid 1980-early 1990's levels
Below: incomplete Dept Of Transportation's report on Marijuana Driving. WHY is that report missing the NIH report on the accurate detection of marijuana by DREs at 96.7% accuracy ONLY using 4 SFST as being statistically significant to their conclusions (also attached - please read)? This study was WELL powered with over 300 in the study AND control arms. Do they NOT like the results/narrative this study provides? - THERE ARE EFFECTIVE MEASUREMENTS ALREADY AVAILABLE TO ACCURATELY DETECT MARIJUANA IN DRIVERS! |
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Report on MJ driving Aug 2017.pdf Here is info from CO as to what drug LEADS in the blood stream of teens committing suicides in Colorado - marijuana. Also info from TN Mayor's son - see what was in his blood stream ... more than opiates - yes, marijuana. Look at his previous addiction history - yes, marijuana - when he was a student at Puget Sound University in Seattle, WASHINGTON (from another article I read). So he moved after graduating college from Pot Heaven #2 (WA) to Pot Heaven #1 (CO). Is the public putting this together yet? Also adding articles why PTSD and marijuana is a BAD idea. Remember who killed the American Sniper - a marijuana user with PTSD ... http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/14/us/american-sniper-chris-kyle-trial/ http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/23/us/eddie-ray-routh-american-sniper-motive/index.html
============================================================== American Sniper (Chris Kyle) killer - Eddie Ray Routh - was under influence of marijuana and alcohol at time of shooting, defense MD testified his paranoia and schizophrenia was made worse by cannabis-induced psychosis ==============================================================
Max Barry died from combination of several drugs, including two opioids, autopsy shows Joey Garrison, USA Today Network - Tennessee Published 3:26 p.m. CT Aug. 9, 2017 | Updated 10:55 p.m. CT Aug. 9, 2017 Max Barry, son of Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, died from a combination of several drugs, including opioids, according to an autopsy report released Wednesday by the Jefferson County Coroner's Office in Colorado. Drugs found in Max Barry following his death were Xanax, marijuana and two opioids — liquid methodone and hydromorphone. The autopsy also showed that he had recently used cocaine. Max Barry, 22, died at a home that a friend was housesitting on Saturday, July 29, in Littleton, Colo., a suburb of Denver, where he had moved after college. He was there with two friends. The toxicology findings confirm what the mayor called an "apparent overdose" immediately after his death. She had speculated that her son was killed by a combination of a drugs including Xanax. There was no alcohol present in Max Barry after his death, according to the autopsy report. Contributing factors to his death were hypertension and obesity. The mayor and husband Bruce Barry have chosen to be transparent about the death of their only child to become a voice in the growing national opioid crisis. Max Barry had past struggles with drug addiction and enrolled in a drug rehab facility last summer for one month. The mayor, after returning to work Monday and discussing the tragedy with local media, has been on a national media swing this week to discuss opioids and her son's battle with drugs. She appeared on CNN with Jake Tapper and "PBS NewsHour" on Tuesday and on MSNBC's "Meet The Press Daily" with Chuck Todd and "NBC Nightly News" on Wednesday. According to the autopsy report, Max Barry was pronounced dead at 9:30 p.m. after emergency responders arrived on scene at the house. In a 911 call released by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, a friend of Max Barry says that he and another friend went out for food, came back and found Barry unresponsive. He says that Max had brought some pills over to the home and had taken them earlier. The friend is heard on the frantic phone call receiving instructions from the operator and shouting, “Max, Max, Max,” to try to resuscitate him. He relays that he believes Max Barry had used a combination of drugs. At one point, the friend says that Max Barry had started to wheeze and show signs of breathing again. “Can you breathe?” the friend says as he continued to carry out instructions. The call lasted 6 minutes, 35 seconds and stopped when police arrived. The autopsy report cites Max Barry's reported past drug history, including his time in rehab and a history of prescription of drug abuse with withdrawal symptoms and marijuana use. Over the week and a half since Max Barry's death, Nashvillians have overwhelmingly come out to support the mayor and provide condolences to her and her family. Thousands waited in line, some up to three hours, to greet the Barrys at a family visitation last week. That was followed by an emotional memorial service the next day where the Barrys were joined by family and hundreds of their closest friends and political associates. Reach Joey Garrison at 615-259-8236, jgarrison@tennessean.com and on Twitter @joeygarrison.
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