By Spencer Andrews What makes a city livable? The answer, some say, is more “third places,” spaces distinct from one’s home (the first place) and one’s workplace (the second place). A third place, like a café, park, or library, fosters the sense of community and connection that makes a neighborhood great to live in. This…
As we move past a phase of “partial eclipse” by psychedelic hype, this critical field is finally well-situated to explore the full spectrum of psychedelic effects.
The Emergency Department acts as a safety-net for a failing health system, one that places little value on mental health services.
We are excited to welcome our inaugural group of affiliated researchers for the Project on Psychedelics Law and Regulation (POPLAR).
A mutual understanding of the term “microdosing psychedelics” is needed to conduct accurate research, promote regulations, and educate the wider population.
A spate of recent exposés have detailed the proliferation of abuse in psychedelic therapy, underscoring the urgent need for ethical guidance.
On Tuesday, Washington State legislators filed a bill that would legalize the supported adult use of psilocybin by people 21 years of age and older.
Deep phenotyping offers the criminal justice system the tools to improve public safety, identify low-risk offenders, and reduce recidivism.
While moving too quickly with new technologies carries ethical and societal risks, moving too slowly could leave vulnerable people behind.
It is important to respect the wishes of the various parties involved when describing patients with potentially stigmatizing diagnoses.
