by Chris Thurstone | Aug 22, 2018 | Denver's Health
I’m humbled by the praise of my physician peers, who named me a Denver “Top Doc” for the eighth consecutive year in in 5280 magazine. To those of you who thought of me and took the time to cast this vote of confidence in my work, thank you so much. I...
by Christine Tatum Thurstone | May 20, 2014 | Marijuana, Media, Public Policy, Uncategorized
Judging from today’s news reporting, the story is fairly simple and goes like this: A Texas teenager with no criminal record faces from five years to life in prison for allegedly making and selling pot brownies. Possession of up to 2 oz. of marijuana in its...
by Chris Thurstone | Apr 14, 2013 | Public Policy
The Denver Office of Drug Strategy submitted a report to inform the Denver City Council’s deliberations concerning implementation of Amendment 64, which Colorado voters approved in 2012 to legalize recreational marijuana. The report, authored by Vanessa M....
by Chris Thurstone | Jan 12, 2013 | People Making A Difference, Uncategorized
There’s always one slide in the presentations I give about marijuana’s effects on the teen brain that makes my young audiences scoff — and a talk I gave earlier this week at Denver’s East High School was no exception. The slide illustrates what...
by Christine Tatum | Jun 8, 2012 | Media, Uncategorized
Watching news coverage and commentary about marijuana is utterly painful for me on so many levels. We’re talking chronic pain that would easily qualify me for a medical-pot license in Colorado. Take this week, when Reporter Will Ripley of Denver’s NBC...