Women and Psychedelics: The Big Picture
As psychedelic research moves ahead, some have started to identify several topics of significant interest to women.
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Chicago Follows Oakland, Introduces Resolution to Decriminalize Psychedelic Plants
Chicago could become the largest US city to decriminalize entheogens
Scientists Solve the Crystal Structure of the Fumarate Salts of DMT and Psilocin Derivatives
This new knowledge provides more options for developing psychedelics into therapeutic drug formulations.
Jamaica is Home to the First Magic Mushroom Research Center
The center aims to quantify the chemicals in magic mushrooms and possibly identify new psychedelic molecules in them.
Regulatory Hurdles Facing Psychedelics
Market introduction of psychedelics as a therapy looks promising. However, policy and regulatory issues concerning the drug class still exist.
Scientists Engineer E. Coli to Produce Psilocybin
This is the first time psilocybin has been produced from a prokaryotic organism.
Usona Institute Beginning Phase 2 Clinical Trials Using Psilocybin to Treat Major Depressive Disorder
Enrollment of study volunteers is expected to start within the next two months.
The State of the Art of Psilacetin (4-AcO-DMT)
Psilacetin is easier and less expensive to make than psilocybin, but much of its pharmacology is unknown.
DMT: The Biosynthesis Debate
New research provides insight into the debate centered around the brain's capacity to synthesize DMT endogenously.
2014 Study Shows Psilocybin Changes Communication Patterns
A 2014 study showed that psilocybin opens up communication between areas of the human brain that don't normally talk to each other.