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↑  "Obituary: Brownie Mary". The Independent (באנגלית בריטית). נבדק ב-2018-11-19.
↑  Goldberg, Stephanie B. (1993) "Not-so-secret Ingredient: How Is This Woman Breaking The Law?" Chicago Tribune.
↑  Gorman, 1993
1 2  Hatfield, 1999
↑  Abrams, Donald. (February 23, 2012). "Marijuana: Is it Meidcine Yet? Cannabis for Pain and Palliative Care". The New School at CommonWeal.  Event occurs at 4:54 in the audio file.
1 2 3  Woo, 1999
↑  Torgoff, 2005, pp. 442-443; Goldberg 1996
1 2 3  Rathbun & Peron, 1996
↑  Zane, M. (1996, August 6). "Raid on Pot Club: Founder's struggle for legalization". San Francisco Chronicle, p. A13.
1 2 3  Goldberg, 1996
↑  Associated Press, United Press International, 1981, p. 2
↑  Associated Press, 1992a, p. 5A
↑  Associated Press, 1982a
1 2  Reed, 1999
1 2 3  Pimsleur, J. L. (1999, April 13). "Mary Jane Rathbun, Popularly Known As Brownie Mary". San Francisco Chronicle. p. A19.
↑  Torgoff, 2005, pp. 442-443
↑  Torgoff, 2005, pp. 442-443; Woo, 1999
1 2  Bock, Alan W. (2000). Waiting to Inhale: The Politics of Medical Marijuana. Santa Ana, CA: Seven Locks Press. ISBN 0-929765-82-6. OCLC 45064514. p. 167
↑  Associated Press, 1982a; Associated Press, 1982b
↑  Gorman, 1993; Woo, 1999
↑  Abrams, Donald (May 17, 1999)."Lecture". Archived from the original on 2009-01-05. Retrieved 2011-08-01. CannabisMD Reports. Transcript.
1 2 3  Adams, 1992, p. 41A
↑  Olshan, Joseph; Nelson, Sara; Rachlin, Jill (1992, February 8). "As Real as It Gets: the Life of a Hospital at the Center of the Aids Epidemic". People. 39 (5); See Pogash, C. (1992). As Real As It Gets: The Life of a Hospital at the Center of the AIDS Epidemic. Carol Publishing Corporation. ISBN 1-55972-127-8.
1 2  Gorman, P. (1994, December). "Marijuana And AIDS". High Times.
1 2  Hubert, C. (1994, September 4). "Underground Club a Hit with Medical Pot Users". Sacramento Bee, p. A1.
1 2  "Mary Jane Rathbun", 1999, p. 86: "The change in the Californian law in 1996 came about when voters supported a "state initiative" over marijuana. Similar initiatives have since changed the law in several other American states. However, under a federal law, passed in 1937, possession of marijuana remains prohibited, and this law takes precedence over state law. As a result, users of marijuana for medicinal reasons, even where the state law sanctions such use, are not necessarily safe from arrest."
↑  Institute of Medicine. (1999). "Development of Cannabinoid Drugs." Marijuana and Medicine: Assessing the Science Base. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. p. 213.
↑  Reed 1999; Herscher 1992, p. A1; Grim 2009, p. 201; See Full text of Proposition P (1991) and the amended Resolution 141-92 signed on Aug. 31, 1992.
1 2  Werner, 2001, p. 27
1 2  Herscher, 1992, p. A1
↑  Kent, N. E. (1997). "People Behind the Pain". In M. L. Mathre (ed.), Cannabis in Medical Practice: A Legal, Historical, and Pharmacological Overview of the Therapeutic Use of Marijuana. McFarland. ISBN 0-7864-0361-6. p. 17.
↑  Adams, 1992, p. 41A; Herscher, 1992, p. A1; Goldberg, 1996; Werner, 2001; "Medical-Marijuana", 1992a; The Sacramento Bee 1992, p. A1; Board of Supervisors, City and County of San Francisco, p. 869: ""Resolution declaring August 25, 1992 "Brownie Mary Day" in San Francisco honoring Mary Rathbun for her long and compassionate services at San Francisco General Hospital Ward 86. (Supervisors Hallinan, Alioto)".
1 2
"Activists assail Mason on marijuana use". (1992). AIDS Weekly, p. 9.
↑  For the background leading up to this decision see: Isikoff, Michael (June 22, 1991). "HHS to Phase Out Marijuana Program". The Washington Post, p. A14
↑  Grinspoon, D. (1996). Marijuana Use in America: Hearing Before the Committee on the Judiciary U. S. House of Representatives. Originally published in JAMA, June 21, 1995, 273 (23): 1875.
↑  Saxon, 1999; Peron, 1996: "She beat the rap [1992 arrest] and went on to help me start the Cannabis Buyers Club". See also: McCollum, Bill (1997). "Medical Marijuana Referenda Movement in America: Hearing Before the Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. House of Representatives": "In 1992, he founded the San Francisco Cannabis Buyers' Club, the first medical marijuana facility in the United States."
↑  "A Ride For Pride". (1997, June 30) San Jose Mercury News, p. 3B.
1 2  Costantinou, 1999, p. D
↑  "Mary Jane Rathbun", 1999; Woo, 1999; Goldberg, 1996
↑  Lee, 2012, p. 228; Hatfield, 1999; Associated Press, 1992b, p. B4
↑  Ostler, S. (1998, December 14). "Brownie Mary Could Use a Pick-Me-Up". San Francisco Chronicle, p. A3
↑  Warren, 1999; Reuters, 1999; Gonzales, 1999
↑  "Mary Jane Rathbun", 1999, p. 86
↑  Werner, 2001, p. 27; Abrams, 2002
↑  Associated Press, 2005, p. 2A; Werner, 2001, p. 28
↑  Werner, 2001, pp. 27–31
↑  Abrams, Donald L. (April–June 1998). "Medical Marijuana: Tribulations and Trials." Journal of Psychoactive Drugs. 30 (2): 163–169. For the study, see: "Short-Term Effects of Cannabinoids in Patients with HIV-1 Infection: A Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial Archived 2012-08-21 at the Wayback Machine." (2002). J Clin Pharmacol. Regarding the study, see Rick Doblin, In the Matter of Lyle E. Craker, Ph.D., DEA. Docket No. 05-16: "The results of that study were extremely promising and I think very surprising to NIDA in that we, one of the common concerns that NIDA had put forth was that we know that marijuana hurts the immune system, how could you possibly talk about using marijuana with people who are immuno-compromised? And what Dr. Abrams found is that marijuana did not hurt the immune system, did not increase viral load, did not negatively interact with the protease inhibitors and actually did facilitate, increase caloric intake as well as weight gain, and also oral THC was included in this study as well as a placebo."