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What U.S. Voters Really Think About Psychedelics: An Interview with the Co-Author of a New UC Berkeley Report

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By Hannah Barnett
| Drug Science
Written by Hannah Barnett, in conversation with Tyrone S. Sgambati In May 2026, the UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics published findings from its second UC Berkeley Psychedelics Survey, which tracks changes in U.S. voter perceptions of psychedelics. The report, A Rising Tide of Cautious Support, compares results from the 2025 survey with those from its inaugural 2023 edition, highlighting shifts in public attitudes and awareness. Report co-author Tyrone J.
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How to spot signs of human trafficking in your area | Opinion

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By Hannah Barnett
| Abilene Reporter-News Verified
We often think of public service as being a police officer or a teacher, but it can also be performing a general service to the public. In other words, we all can contribute something to the world around us, and public service is incredibly important to making our country a better place. One notable area in which we all can contribute to the community is looking out for the signs of human trafficking.
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What Sisyphus Can Teach Us About Psychiatric Drug Development

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By Hannah Barnett
| Drug Science
By Hannah Barnett A popular metaphor for futile and repetitive labour comes from Greek mythology, in which Zeus condemns King Sisyphus to eternally roll a massive boulder up a hill, only for it to tumble back down just before reaching the summit. In a new editorial published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology, David Nutt considers whether modern psychopharmacology has fallen into its own Sisyphean cycle through the relentless pursuit of highly specific psychiatric drugs.
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