Psychedelic News & Headlines #1
For everyone curious about the field, States of Mind picked a few news stories that have sparked our interest as of late.
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A recent nationwide poll finds broad support for psilocybin-assisted therapy in the UK. But does reality match public opinion?
Europe gathered for its big psychedelic conference, States of Mind and Pink Elephant were there.
We went to TRYP Expo and asked the community what they think about the future of the industry.
A woman suffering from severe Alzheimer's regained functions after a dose of psilocybin.
A new study has revealed anatomical changes in the human brain for up to one month after just a single dose of psilocybin treatment.
Professor Charles Nichols, whose team discovered the potent anti-inflammatory effects of psychedelics, speaks to States of Mind to tell us more.
COMPASS Pathways speaks to States of Mind about its Phase 3 results and what’s next for its psilocybin treatment — COMP360.
New studies are showing that psychedelics may have positive effects for chronic pain.
States of Mind speaks to experts about a new study showing positive results for depression symptoms.
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