Congressional Psychedelics Report Card: Who Supports and Opposes Legalization
Knowing which members of Congress will advance or block psychedelic medicine helps advocates know where to focus their energy.
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Knowing which members of Congress will advance or block psychedelic medicine helps advocates know where to focus their energy.
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The Freedom to Heal Act would allow doctors to legally administer Schedule I drugs like MDMA and psilocybin to very ill patients.
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A major new survey found that 1.6 million American adults received ketamine treatment in a supervised medical facility last year.
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Three healing centers now offer supervised psychedelic mushroom sessions in the Boulder and mark a milestone in CO's natural medicine program.
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New Jersey lawmakers took a cautious step toward psilocybin therapy this week. The Assembly Health Committee approved a scaled back bill that establishes a pilot program rather than full therapeutic access. The measure allocates $6 million for three hospitals to conduct psilocybin research over two years. Looking for treatment? Find ketamine clinics closest to you as well as other psychedelic […]
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A man suffering from exploding head syndrome for over five years found relief through an unexpected treatment: sublingual ketamine.
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Despite growing concerns about policy changes, psychedelic decriminalization has not triggered a wave of hospital visits.
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Former Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema has found a new cause -- ibogaine, a psychedelic derived from a West African shrub.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. still uses psychedelics despite decades of sobriety, according to a forthcoming book. The claim comes from journalist Olivia Nuzzi, who reportedly had a romantic relationship with the current HHS Secretary. Do you work in the ketamine industry? We launched the Healing Health Alliance, which is the first national provider network and GPO (Group Purchasing Organization) […]
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Psychedelic use is rising across America. Ohio State University wants first responders ready for what comes next. The university announced a groundbreaking program this month. It will train 127,000 providers to handle adverse reactions to hallucinogens. The initiative marks the first of its kind in the nation. New: Interested in Being Part of a Psychedelics-Focused Clinical […]
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