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Shrooms are going mainstream, but science and regulation are lagging

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By Hollis C. Karoly, Kent Hutchison
| Phoenix New Times Verified
Amid a renaissance in the science of psychedelics, public interest in psilocybin – or magic mushrooms, as they’ve long been known – is surging. One study found that rates of psilocybin use increased 44% among adults ages 18-29 from 2019 to 2023, and 188% among those over age 30. This amounts to more than 5 million adults using psilocybin in 2023 alone.
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Magic mushrooms are going mainstream, but scientific research is lagging behind

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By Hollis C. Karoly, Kent Hutchison
| Popular Science Verified
Psilocybin mushrooms, commonly known as magic mushrooms, mushrooms or shrooms being grown in a home-based incubator. Image: David Buzzard - media-centre.ca / Getty Images This article was originally featured on The Conversation. Amid a renaissance in the science of psychedelics, public interest in psilocybin – or magic mushrooms, as they’ve long been known – is surging.
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Psilocybin mushrooms are going mainstream, but scientific research and regulation lag behind

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By Hollis C. Karoly, Kent Hutchison
| Yahoo Verified
Psilocybin mushrooms contain numerous chemical compounds that researchers have not yet studied. (Smitt/iStock via Getty Images Plus) Amid a renaissance in the science of psychedelics, public interest in psilocybin — or magic mushrooms, as they’ve long been known — is surging. One study found that rates of psilocybin use increased 44% among adults ages 18-29 from 2019 to 2023, and 188% among those over age 30. This amounts to more than 5 million adults using psilocybin in 2023 alone.
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