Early Clinical Research History of DMT
The psychoactive effects of DMT were discovered in 1956 by Dr Szàra.
The psychoactive effects of DMT were discovered in 1956 by Dr Szàra.
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Psychedelics present unique epistemological and ethical challenges.
Speech analytics may help researchers evaluate the effectiveness of psychedelic therapy.
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