Study: Oregon Psilocybin Program Provides Sustained Benefits
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Study: Oregon Psilocybin Program Provides Sustained Benefits
An Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) study into patient feedback for Oregon's medicinal psilocybin program found that most participants report relief from anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder, OHSU News reports. Additionally, nearly two-thirds of participants called the experience one of the top 10 most meaningful of their lives. "Safety was very similar to what we've seen with psychedelics in clinical settings. That's…
The results of the first US study of individuals using legal, regulated psilocybin sessions are now available. The results are promising: after three months, symptoms of depression, anxiety, and PTSD significantly decreased.
Oregon was the first US state to create a legal, strictly regulated system for accessing psilocybin outside of traditional clinical trials. Now, scientists
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