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Psychedelic Frontiers of Western Medicine

Johns Hopkins and Yale Schools of Medicine reviewed dozens of studies and recent trials on psychedelic compounds.

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A Divine Encounter In The Johns Hopkins Psilocybin Study

“On Tuesday, you will be the only person in the U.S. who will be taking psilocybin legally.”

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We Talked with World Ayahuasca Conference Organizer Ben De Loenen

“Too many people just see ayahuasca as a sales product and that’s a problem, where it becomes commodified.”

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Psychedelic Perspectives on Horizons

The 10th Horizons: Perspectives on Psychedelics conference is this weekend (Oct 7-9) in NYC. So we asked some people to chime in and offer their Psychedelic Perspectives on Horizons.

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Canada Approves Legal Heroin For Severely Addicted Patients

Canada has amended its policies on heroin to allow doctors to prescribe the drug to patients suffering severe addiction.

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Dorion Sagan on Carl Sagan, Lynn Margulis, and his new book, Cracking the Aging Code

In this interview I talk with Dorion Sagan about whether his father Carl Sagan used LSD, his mother Lynn Margulis’s paradigm-changing theory of symbiogenesis, her thoughts on psychedelics, and his new book Cracking the Aging Code: The New Science of Growing Old-And What It Means for Staying Young.

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An Interview with Amanda Feilding, the ‘Hidden Hand’ in Psychedelic Science

We talked with Amanda Feilding about LSD, psychedelic neuroscience, Beckley Foundation’s latest research, and her promise to Albert Hofmann.

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Comedian Adam Strauss on treating OCD with psilocybin mushrooms

Inspired by a scientific study showing that psilocybin mushrooms can potentially cure OCD, Adam Strauss embarked on vigilante psychopharmacology.

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Patterning a World of Mushrooms: The Challenges of Co-Production

‘Co-production’ refers to processes in which a range of experts and non-experts are enrolled as researchers and attempt to generate knowledge together.