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Shroom For Diversity

Herald Sun, December 5, 2023

Australia’s psilocybin population contains greater genetic diversity than the world’s commercially available mushrooms, Australian researchers say.

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The real risks of psychedelics, explained by an expert

Big Think, December 3, 2023

The real risks of psychedelics, explained by Johns Hopkins professor Dr. Matthew Johnson.

Harvard Announces Study of Psychedelics in Society and Culture Following $16M Donation

The Harvard Crimson, October 26, 2023

Harvard will be launching a new interdisciplinary program focusing on psychedelic drugs, the University announced last week.

Funded by a $16 million donation from the Gracias Family Foundation, the Study of Psychedelics in Society and Culture will fund “cutting-edge scholarship” and “research support,” along with endowing a professorship in the field, according to the Harvard Gazette, a University-run publication.

First Licence for Psilocybe Cultivation in NZ

NZ Doctor, October 26, 2023

The granting of a licence to cultivate indigenous fungi containing psilocybin, is the first of its kind in New Zealand and a major milestone in a Māori health science collaboration.

Roland Griffiths Is Dead at 77; Led a Renaissance in Psychedelics Research

New York Times, October 17, 2023

Roland Griffiths, a professor of behavioral science and psychiatry whose pioneering work in the study of psychedelics helped usher in a new era of research into those once banned substances — and reintroduced the mystical into scientific discourse about them — died on Monday at his home in Baltimore.

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Psychedelics Seem to Change How Fast Our Brains Learn — Researchers Might Finally Understand How

The Conversation, October 16, 2023

Psychedelics Seem to Change How Fast Our Brains Learn

Survey Shows ‘Striking Positive Shift in Attitudes’ Toward Psychedelics Among Psychiatrists

High Times, October 3, 2023

Psychiatrists in the United States are increasingly receptive to psychedelic therapy, according to a newly released survey.

Psychedelic drug market set to reach $7.2 billion in 2029, forecasts GlobalData

Globaldata, September 25, 2023

The psychedelic drug market is on the brink of extraordinary growth, projected to soar to $7.2 billion by 2029, reflecting a robust 55% compound annual growth rate (CAGR).

Should psychedelics be used for therapy? Psychiatrists think so

Fox8, September 22, 2023

In 2016, only about 43% of doctors agreed that psychedelics such as LSD, Psilocybin and other similar medicines could help with psychiatric disorders. But just seven years later, more than 80% of those surveyed feel that the medical use of these medicines could help.

The firms hoping to take psychedelic drugs mainstream

BBC, September 15, 2023

This July in Bend, Oregon, Josh Goldstein facilitated one of the first psilocybin sessions under the state’s new regulatory framework for people to access psilocybin.

Success of MDMA in PTSD Study Could Pave the Way for U.S. Approval of the Psychedelic

Time, September 15, 2023

“It’s the first innovation in PTSD treatment in more than two decades. And it’s significant because I think it will also open up other innovation,” said Amy Emerson, CEO of MAPS Public Benefit Corporation, the research sponsor.

MDMA Therapy Inches Closer to Approval

New York Times, September 14, 2023

Results of a new study may offer regulators enough evidence to allow MDMA to be considered for use as a PTSD treatment.

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Could psychedelic trips inspire faster climate action?

Raconteur, September 5, 2023

A growing body of research suggests that psychedelic experiences could improve our connectedness to nature and inspire faster action on the climate crisis.

Magic mushrooms could treat depression, anxiety and PTSD, researchers claim

NY Post, September 1, 2023

The Journal of the American Medical Association published an investigation into the use of psilocybin mushrooms to treat major depressive disorder (MDD). In some cases, MDD doesn’t respond to such treatments as medication or psychotherapy. But a growing body of evidence suggests that psilocybin, the active ingredient in “magic” mushrooms, can help with depression and other conditions, such as anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder.

How taking MDMA with your partner could boost your relationship

Financial Review, August 18, 2023

An Australian team hopes to become the first researchers to measure the outcome of using MDMA to help couples in conflict.

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MDMA and magic mushrooms have arrived: psychedelic trip to new therapies

Herald Sun, July 24, 2023

MDMA and psilocybin can now be used clinically in Australia. Here’s a look at what that means, how we came to this point and the ASX stocks involved.

Psychedelics show promise for treating anorexia in early trials

New Scientist, July 24, 2023

Small studies suggest that psilocybin may reduce the severity of eating disorders and increase people’s motivation to recover from the condition.

Australia Legalizes Psychedelics: Are the US and Canada Next?

Microdose.Buzz, July 11, 2023

Last week, we received monumental psychedelic news out of Australia. There, regulators decided to allow psilocybin-assisted therapy to treat depression, and MDMA-assisted therapy to treat PTSD (with diagnosis and a prescription).

TV star went from ‘a journey through the gates of hell’ to hosting psychedelic trips for changemakers

Forbes, July 6, 2023

How a Shark Tank shark was inundated with requests from fellow business leaders to take them to the Amazon and make them one with everything. MMA Advisory member, Dr Catriona Wallace tells her story.

MDMA: Australia begins world-first psychedelic therapy

BBC News, July 1, 2023

Professor David Nutt, Head of Neuropsychopharmacology at the UK’s Imperial College, congratulated Australia on “leading the world in this vital treatment innovation”.
Psychedelic researcher and psychiatrist Dr Ben Sessa described the approval as pioneering. “This is where the global psychedelic spotlight now shines,” he told the BBC.

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