Utah’s Quiet Revolution: Why HB 390 May Be the Most Significant Psychedelic Legislation of 2026
Utah's HB 390 authorizes a state-funded clinical study of psychedelic-assisted therapy for veterans with treatment-resistant PTSD, and names 5-MeO-DMT for the first time in U.S. legislation. The post Utah’s Quiet Revolution: Why HB 390 May Be the Most Significant Psychedelic Legislation of 2026 appeared first on Psychedelics Today.
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