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From trips to treatments: How psychedelics could revolutionize anti-inflammatory medicine

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By Nicholas M. Barnes, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Medical Xpress Verified
Once synonymous with hippies and hallucinatory experiences, psychedelic drugs are now being explored for their medical potential. The stigma of that era resulted in research being suppressed by drug laws, yet with mental health treatments hitting limits, scientists have returned to this controversial corner of medicine.
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From trips to treatments: how psychedelics could revolutionise anti-inflammatory medicine

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By Nicholas M. Barnes
| Tolerance Canada
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From trips to treatments: how psychedelics could revolutionise anti-inflammatory medicine

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By Nicholas M. Barnes
| The Conversation Verified
Once synonymous with hippies and hallucinatory experiences, psychedelic drugs are now being explored for their medical potential. The stigma of that era resulted in research being suppressed by drug laws, yet with mental health treatments hitting limits, scientists have returned to this controversial corner of medicine.
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