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How many patents threaten ayahuasca?

Not Many Patents Threaten Traditional Knowledge About Ayahuasca

Intellectual property disputes over Indigenous knowledge, especially around ayahuasca, are often overstated by inflated patent...
Synthesized by two Japanese scientists in 1936 – decades before it was discovered in toads in the 1960s – 5-MeO-DMT came into its own in the underground psychedelic movement with the publication of the 1983 pamphlet, Bufo alvarius: the Psychedelic Toad of the Sonoran Desert. The pamphlet describes the venom collection process and means of ingestion through smoking (the author notes that the venom is “extremely hallucinogenic when vaporized by heat and taken into the lungs in the form of smoke”).

Ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT: An Uneasy Partnership?

Ibogaine has gained attention and funding for treating addiction and mental health, often paired with...
call for women's representation in psychedelic research

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 Queer Potential of Psychedelics Assessing Queer Representation in Psychedelic Literature

The Queer Potential of Psychedelics: Assessing Queer Representation in the Academic Literature of Psychedelic Studies

The intersection of queerness and psychedelics remains underexplored in academic research, despite psychedelics' potential for...
Mosaic of the Mind: Science, Storytelling and psychedelics

The Mosaic of the Mind: Science, Story, and Psychedelic Inquiry

A guided visualization by Tony Martin reveals a vast mosaic symbolizing psychedelic exploration—scientific, cultural, and...
sex and psychedelics

The Future of Sex and Psychedelics: An Agenda for Research

In a recent article, Dubus and Dymock critique current research on psychedelics and sexuality for...
L'avenir des recherches sur le sexe et les psychédéliques

L’avenir des recherches sur le sexe et les psychédéliques

Dans un article récent, Dubus et Dymock critiquent la recherche actuelle sur les psychédéliques et...
bias in peer review

Unlocking Bias: Racial Inequity in Psychological Science

Bias in the peer review process is common. Racism infects every stage of the knowledge...
empowered vulnerability

Building Healthy Connections: Nurturing Intimacy Through Empowered Vulnerability

Empowered vulnerability requires the fostering of social environments that support intimacy rooted in consent. By...
Can power blind one to the truth

Untangling the Knots of Power: Exploring the Impact of Power Decline on Self-Esteem

Can power blind one to the truth? This study conducted in East China suggests yes,...
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