ARPA-H Is Now Funding Ibogaine Trials for Opioid Use Disorder
ARPA-H's ASCENT-IBO program funds Phase 1 and 2 ibogaine trials for opioid use disorder, with patient safety up front. Solution summaries are due October 15.
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Congress Pushes To Turn Trump’s Psychedelic Therapy Order Into Law
A new bipartisan bill would take President Trump’s psychedelic therapy order and try to make it harder to undo.
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Navy Veteran Creates App to Track Mental Health Changes From Psychedelics
The app, called INVI Mindhealth, was created by former Navy SEAL Jonathan Wilson after he sought psychedelic treatment outside the US.
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Ohio Lawmakers Consider Ibogaine Research As Veterans Push For New PTSD And Addiction Options
The discussion, led through Ohio’s Ibogaine Treatment Study Committee, reflects a broader shift in psychedelic policy.
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How Media Outlets Are Reacting to Trump’s Psychedelics Executive Order
Trump’s executive order on psychedelics pushed a once fringe issue into the center of health policy. The coverage shows a clear pattern.
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Is Ibogaine Safe? Cardiac Risks, the Magnesium Protocol, and What the Stanford Data Shows
Ibogaine's cardiac risk is real. The Stanford MISTIC protocol has reshaped the picture. A complete 2026 guide to screening, monitoring, and clinic red flags.
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Right to Try Ibogaine: What the New Federal Pathway Actually Offers — and What It Doesn’t
The new federal Right to Try pathway for ibogaine explained: who qualifies, what has to happen first, and why it won't be a prescription in 2026.
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What Trump’s Psychedelics Executive Order Actually Means for Ibogaine
It is the most significant federal action on psychedelic medicine ever taken by a U.S. president. And Ibogaine is named twice in the text.
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Trump Signs Executive Order to Accelerate FDA Review of Psychedelic Therapies
Trump framed the order as a response to the mental health crisis facing American veterans. Psychedelic therapy advocates are watching the move closely.
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Colorado Poised to Become First State to Offer Regulated Ibogaine Therapy
Colorado regulators are reviewing rules that could add ibogaine to the state's Natural Medicine program -- making it the first to do so.
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