The Microdose
The Microdose, jane c. hu, Benjamin BreenAn independent journalism newsletter supported by the U.C. Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics
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DEA announces hearing on obscure hallucinogenic compounds; Petitioning the FDA for a public meeting on Lykos and MDMA; Psychedelic church sues for defamation
Happy Friday and welcome back to The Microdose, an independent journalism newsletter brought to you by the U.C. Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics.
Measuring the ineffable: 5 Questions for mystical experience researcher Kurt Stocker
If you’ve ever listened to someone describe their experiences on psychedelics, there’s a good chance you heard about feelings of connectedness with the universe, or transcending time and space. These are part of what researchers call “mysti...
Indigenous ketamine therapy: 5 Questions for First Nations mental health leader Emmy Manson
Over her career, Emmy Manson has played many roles in the Snuneymuxw, a First Nation living in the center of the Coast Salish’s territory on the eastern coast of Vancouver Island. For years, she worked in the community’s youth program. Then...
Tapering off antidepressants before psilocybin treatment; New concerns about MAPS’s MDMA trials; University of Maryland Baltimore joins patent lawsuit against Compass
Happy Friday and welcome back to The Microdose, an independent journalism newsletter brought to you by the U.C. Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics.
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