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Vets with PTSD Smoke Marijuana for Government Study By Cheryl Steinberg When you think “PTSD,” you probably imagine our war veterans returning home who are dealing with debilitating mental illness – especially post-traumatic stress disorder. Although PTSD can affect anyone who has experienced or even witnessed a traumatic... Learn More

Operation Grow4Vets hosts Free Cannabis Giveaway Author: Justin Mckibben In Colorado the legalization of marijuana has already gained massive media attention, and a lot about the lives of the general public has already changed as a result of this new and liberal approach to dealing with... Learn More

Stress at Home and Veteran Alcoholism Author: Justin Mckibben The commonality of substance abuse among service veterans of the United States military is often assumed to be a byproduct of conditions such as PTSD caused during active combat, but what if the reality of veteran alcoholism... Learn More

Addiction in the Military While the 2008 Department of Defense Health Behavior Survey reports a general decrease over time in tobacco use and illicit drug use amongst its military personnel, it reported increases in other areas, such as prescription drug abuse and heavy alcohol... Learn More

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