MAPS Study Shows Benefits of Using MDMA To Treat PTSD
MAPS is now on track to proposing MDMA as a treatment for PTSD from the FDA in 2024.
UN Report Calls for Drug Policies That Protect Human Rights, Reduce Harm
The United Nations says that the War on Drugs has “profound and far-reaching” impacts, and it’s time for member states to start implementing new policies.
The Netherlands Government Announced a Start Date for Cannabis Pilot Program
The Netherlands will begin its cannabis experiment in two cities, Breda and Tilburg, in December.
Denmark Parliament Inquiry Shows That 320,862 Pounds of Cannabis Have Been Destroyed
Reasons for destroying cannabis products include getting rid of “discarded” or “faulty” products.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom To Review 17 Cannabis, Psychedelics Bills
These bills cover everything from allowances for social equity applicants to decriminalizing hallucinogenic substances, and their fate will be decided by Oct. 14.
Kentucky Public Hearing Spotlights Testimonies of Ibogaine Patients
From politicians to patients, many people spoke at a recent public hearing that will influence a panel’s decision to study ibogaine as a treatment for opioid use disorder.
Oregon Psilocybin Service Centers Set High Prices, Thousands Have Already Waitlisted
Three months of legal psilocybin service with EPIC Healing Eugene show that thousands of people are reaching out to participate.
Washington State Pays Out $9.4 Million in Refunds Relating to Drug Convictions
Thanks to the 2021 ruling in State v. Blake, countless people have received reimbursements from the state in regard to simple drug possession charges.
Republican Legislators Call on DEA To Reject Recommendation To Reschedule Cannabis
A group of 14 congress members wrote a letter stating that recommending cannabis to be rescheduled is “irresponsible.”
Connecticut Cannabis Sales Continue To Rise in August with $25 Million in Sales
While medical cannabis sales dropped slightly, adult-use sales are growing.