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Georgia Senate Committee Recommends $5 Million Investment To Research Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy For PTSD

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A study committee in Georgia’s Senate is recommending that the state earmark as much as $5 million to fund research into how psychedelic substances such as MDMA and psilocybin might be used to treat PTSD. The advice comes as part of a report from the Study Committee on Veterans’ Mental Health and Housing published this week ahead of the coming legislative session, which kicks off in January. Among other recommendations, the new report urges stat…
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