Psychedelic
Massachusetts Campaign Turns in Final Signatures to Put Psychedelics Legalization Initiative on November Ballot A Massachusetts campaign has officially turned in a final batch of signatures to put a psychedelics…
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A new study funded by the American Medical Association (AMA) and conducted at the University of California San Diego reveals a significant spike in public interest in microdosing cannabis and…
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PORTLAND, OR – A newly filed federal lawsuit against Oregon officials argues that the state’s pioneering psilocybin law discriminates against disabled individuals who cannot travel to designated service centers where…
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Earlier this month, my brother and I smoked before heading to the Conmebol Copa America match between Argentina and Canada at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Gorging on pulled pork and Stella Artois,…
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A new study reveals a sharp rise in Amanita muscaria mushroom use based on Google searches across the U.S. Research Findings Researchers from UC San Diego highlight a significant increase…
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LOS ANGELES — Beckley Psytech, a private psychedelics medicine company, announced on Monday the commencement of a new research study investigating the neurophysiological effects of BPL-003, its novel synthetic intranasal…
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California lawmakers have revised a psilocybin pilot program bill to narrow eligibility criteria for participants and facilitators who could administer the psychedelic under the proposal. The amendments come about a…
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The Massachusetts Senate has approved a bill focused on military veterans that includes provisions to create a psychedelics working group to study and make recommendations about the potential therapeutic benefits…
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A New Jersey Assembly committee has adopted an amendment to a psilocybin bill, aligning its provisions with a Senate companion version. This amendment removes language for broader legalization and focuses…
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In recent years, a quiet revolution has been unfolding within the realm of treatment for combat-related injuries: psychedelic therapies. Substances like MDMA, psilocybin, and ibogaine are now at the forefront…
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