ColtDan
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http://www.tvguide.co.uk/detail/2102902/106182493/drugs-live-cannabis-on-trial#.VPYTZXysVA0
"Last year, cannabis was smoked by two million people in the UK, making it the most commonly used illicit drug. Skunk now dominates 80 per cent of the British market, but some believe it can provoke paranoid episodes, psychotic symptoms and memory loss. In this programme, presented by Christian Jessen and Jon Snow, volunteers - including Matthew Parris, Jennie Bond and Jon himself - are seen taking part in a six-month trial looking at the effects on the brain of two forms of cannabis - skunk and hash. The experiment, designed by psychopharmacologist Val Curran, is conducted at University College London. David Nutt of Imperial College London provides scientific insight along with Curran, while the studio audience gets involved in a debate on UK law, legalisation and medical use"
"Last year, cannabis was smoked by two million people in the UK, making it the most commonly used illicit drug. Skunk now dominates 80 per cent of the British market, but some believe it can provoke paranoid episodes, psychotic symptoms and memory loss. In this programme, presented by Christian Jessen and Jon Snow, volunteers - including Matthew Parris, Jennie Bond and Jon himself - are seen taking part in a six-month trial looking at the effects on the brain of two forms of cannabis - skunk and hash. The experiment, designed by psychopharmacologist Val Curran, is conducted at University College London. David Nutt of Imperial College London provides scientific insight along with Curran, while the studio audience gets involved in a debate on UK law, legalisation and medical use"

