What is a hallucinogen?
What these mind-altering drugs do in our brains
Neuroscience
Johns Hopkins University
Massive Science Report № 2
Join five scientists as they explain the research behind new psychedelic treatments for mental illnesses
Are hallucinations a disease?
They may be a symptom, but they are not necessarily harmful
Neuroscience
LA Biomed
A brief history of psychedelic research
A ban long stymied what started as a promising field
Neuroscience
McGill University
Are psychedelics actually as dangerous as their Schedule I status suggests?
They're tightly regulated, but research shows they're probably not harmful
Neuroscience
Northeastern University
A neuroscientist reviews Michael Pollan's 'How to Change Your Mind'
The book shines new light on the revitalized field of psychedelic medicine
Neuroscience
Johns Hopkins University
The psychedelic renaissance is here. Will it last this time?
To avoid the mistakes of the past, scientists and society need to open their minds
Neuroscience
Johns Hopkins University
Can MDMA help people with autism overcome social anxiety?
An expert lays out a cautiously optimistic case for using the psychedelic in therapy
Neuroscience
Johns Hopkins University
2 peer comments
MDMA can help fight PTSD—if scientists are allowed to use it
How psychedelics could remain illegal, even if research shows they help heal
Cell Biology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology