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Psychedelics Are Not Tools
Psychedelics don’t provide insight on demand, and they don’t reward effort.
Coca Leaf on Schedule I: A Historical Anomaly
The World Health Organization (WHO), through its Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD), concluded its 48th meeting in October 2025 with a critical review of the international classification of the coca leaf. Cont...
The War on Drugs Fuels Environmental Destruction, Data Shows
According to reports, the war on drugs is accelerating deforestation and undermining climate action. [...] Read More... The post The War on Drugs Fuels Environmental Destruction, Data Shows appeared first on DoubleBli...
Coca Leaf on Schedule I: A Historical Anomaly
Contrary to the expectations of Indigenous communities, civil society organizations, and advocates of evidence-based policies, the WHO recommended keeping coca leaf on Schedule I of the 1961 Single Convention, the mos...
L’influence du dosage sur les expériences psychédéliques (Partie 1)
Eliacide explique que le dosage des médicaments est très subjectif et doit être choisi en fonction du niveau d’expérience personnel et du contexte souhaité, avertissant que les débutants doivent éviter les doses élevé...
Inside Philanthropy’s Role in Mental & Brain Health
Business Trip by PsyMed Ventures, a podcast exploring the future of mental and brain health & the startups building it
Ayahuasca and the Limits of Criminal Law in Spain
Every so often, ayahuasca returns to the headlines, courts, and public debates in Europe. Seizures, criminal proceedings, acquittals, and closed cases coexist in a confusing legal landscape, marked more by prohibition...
“Changes Are Never Linear”: Joost Breeksema on the Human Side of Psychedelic Therapy
Dr. Joost Breeksema is a Dutch researcher, philosopher, and postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Psychiatry at University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG). He also serves as the Executive Director of the OPEN Found...
The Psychedelic News Feed: January 19 – 25, 2025
Your one-stop digest for the latest coverage of psychedelics business, policy, research and beyond, for the week commencing January 19, 2025.
The Perils of Non-Hallucinogenic Claims: On the Limits of Translatability
This is Part II of a double feature discussing the current stage in research and development of the different classes of non-hallucinogenic psychedelics. In the previous installment, we explained the rationale and his...
Ayahuasca and the Limits of Criminal Law in Spain
Every so often, ayahuasca returns to the headlines, courts, and public debates in Europe. Seizures, criminal proceedings, acquittals, and closed cases coexist in a confusing legal landscape, marked more by prohibition...
How I Met Legendary Acid Chemist Richard Kemp
(and stole his walnut!)
A Call for Women’s Representation in Psychedelic Research
Based on a scoping review of psychedelic research for substance use disorders, this chronicle explores the persistent underrepresentation of women in clinical studies. The author weaves scientific findings with clinic...
The Untold Story of Women Psychedelic Therapists: 5 Questions with historian Zoë Dubus
Dubus discusses how three women changed how LSD was given to patients.
Can Psychedelics Improve Your Problem-Solving Skills?
PLUS Meow Wolf in LA, brain scan helmets, and New York's psychedelic '80s. [...] Read More... The post Can Psychedelics Improve Your Problem-Solving Skills? appeared first on DoubleBlind Mag.