New Orleans Hosts Psychedelic Research Conference Double-Header
Over the last week in February, more than 200 people from psychedelic drug development companies, clinical researchers, regulators, and investors gathered in New Orleans to attend the 6th Annual Psychedelic Therapeutics and Drug Development Conference (PTDD) and the 3rd meeting of the International Society for Psychedelic Research (ISRP). The post New Orleans Hosts Psychedelic Research Conference Double-Header first appeared on Lucid News. The post New Orleans Hosts Psychedelic Research Conference Double-Header appeared first on Lucid News.
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