Dr. Christian C. Thurstone, MD — Child psychiatrist in Denver, CO
Address601 Broadway CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1303-436-6000
Websitedenverhealth.org
Dr. Christian C. Thurstone, MD, is a child psychiatrist affiliated with Denver Health Medical Center & Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Denver Health is a comprehensive, integrated health system committed to providing equitable healthcare access. Dr. Thurstone's practice is situated within this system, which serves the Denver community and beyond. The provided text does not detail his specific therapeutic approach, modalities, or a detailed client focus beyond his role as a child psychiatrist. Information regarding his background, specific areas of expertise, or unique treatment philosophies is not available in the provided sources.
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What the Dr. Just said on the news is completely wrong. The THC in 70s was in the 12 to 17%. In the 80s and early 90s it started to reach the mid 20s. Then I the 20th century we've hit 30%. But what you have to understand is a strain at 17% can be more powerful than 30% strain. It's the complete profile of the strain that affects you. Also in Colorado they have a 15% leeway. So if it tests at 15% the shop can raise it legally. So the percentages aren't true. Also the piece they just did is very sad. I am sorry for the family. But the young man didn't die from cannabis. He was doing other drugs. The news has to stop being fake. Dr. If you'd like to have a real conversation about cannabis please let me know. I agree kids should not be consuming cannabis. It was terrible for me as a kid thanks,william
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