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Stephen N. Xenakis

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Psychiatrist. Retired Army Brigadier General. Pioneered telemedicine, innovative technology/neuropsychiatry. Exec Board CERL/PHR/HRF
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Policy considerations that support equitable access to responsible, accountable, safe, and ethical uses of psychedelic medicines.

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By Lynnette A. Averill, Jack E Henningfield, Stephen N. Xenakis, Sean J Belouin
| Texas Medical Center
Keywords Hallucinogens, Humans, N-Methyl-3, 4-methylenedioxyamphetamine, Policy, Psilocybin, Substance Withdrawal Syndrome, Hallucinogen, harm reduction, MDMA, psilocybin, psychedelic, policy Abstract There is mounting evidence suggesting psychedelic and entactogen medicines (namely psilocybin and 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine [MDMA]), in conjunction with proper psychosocial support, hold the potential to provide safe, rapid acting, and robust clinical improvements with durable effects.
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Military support to detention and deportation would harm readiness Original

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By Stephen N. Xenakis, Harold S. Kudler
| The Hill Verified
Plans for the military to participate in the detention and deportation of 9 million immigrants will foreseeably undermine the well-being of current service members and future veterans while damaging the morale, reputation and readiness of our nation’s armed forces. Americans have historically rejected attempts to muddle the distinction between military and civilian authority. The Bill of Rights was designed to guard against this.
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The Real Donald Trump Problem: Cognitive Decline?

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By Stephen N. Xenakis, Mitchell Cohen, Michael Baker
| The National Interest Verified
Three Physicians Agree Donald Trump Shows Signs of Cognitive Decline: As physicians and retired national security leaders, we are trained to assess symptoms, diagnose conditions, and consider the broader implications of a person's health. In this context, the individual in question is Donald Trump, a 78-year-old man seeking a second term as president—the oldest presidential candidate in history.
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