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"Conversations with Harold Hudson Channer" Upcoming Cable Television/Web Show: For details of airing see bottom of page ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guest of FRIDAY JUNE 4, 2010 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GUEST: (Originally aired: 04-16-01) JOHN MORGAN (1940-2008 - RIP)
Physician / Professor of Pharmacology
Major Advocate for Drug Policy Reform ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The program can be viewed in its entirety by clicking the you tube link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNS6U6oVBjk - JOHN MORGAN M.D ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- More about: JOHN MORGAN M.D. (R.I.P.) Dr. John P. Morgan was a physician and professor of pharmacology at the City University of New York Medical School. He graduated from the University of Cincinnati College of medicine in 1965. Following training in internal medicine (at Syracuse) and clinical pharmacology (at John Hopkins University and the University of Rochester), he began a career in academic pharmacology and medicine at the University of Rochester. He began his position at City College in 1977, where his teaching included the topics of pharmacology, clinical pharmacology and drug policy. His book, Marijuana Myths, Marijuana Facts (The Lindesmith Center, New York, 1997) reviews the latest scientific and medical research and debunks the common marijuana myths.Dr. Morgan published approximately 100 articles, book chapters and books, largely focused on the clinical pharmacology of psychoactive drugs. His research and writing involved issues such as urine testing in the American workplace, medical marijuana, the socio-pharmacology of crack-cocaine, alcohol prevalence during national prohibition, and physician prescribing practices. Dr. Morgan was a member of numerous professional associations, including the American Society of Addiction Medicine, the American Society of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, and the American Council on Science and Health, and he served on the advisory board of the Drug Policy Alliance. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FRIDAY JUNE 4, 2010 11:00 - 11:58 AM / (NYC Time) Channel 34 of the Time/Warner, Channel 82 of the RCN & Channel 33 of the Verizon ViOS Cable Television Systems in Manhattan, New York.
The program can now be viewed in very good
quality on the
internet at time of cable casting at:
www.mnn.org
- (click
"Watch MNN 1" at site) You must adjust viewing to reflect NYC time.
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Dr.
John P. Morgan was a physician and professor of pharmacology
at the City University of New York Medical School. He
graduated from the University of Cincinnati College of
medicine in 1965. Following training in internal medicine
(at Syracuse) and clinical pharmacology (at John Hopkins
University and the University of Rochester), he began a
career in academic pharmacology and medicine at the
University of Rochester. He began his position at City
College in 1977, where his teaching included the topics of
pharmacology, clinical pharmacology and drug policy. His
book, Marijuana Myths, Marijuana Facts (The Lindesmith
Center, New York, 1997) reviews the latest scientific and
medical research and debunks the common marijuana myths.
