Reply to: Marketing pitches of ‘magic mushrooms’ and ‘psychedelics’ mask that psychotomimetics use exposes those vulnerable to serious adverse effects
Emma Morton, Kimberly Sakai, Amir Ashtari, M. Pleet, E. Michalak, J. Woolley
Journal of Psychopharmacology July 1, 2023 Peer reviewed DOI: 10.1177/02698811231169641a via Semantic Scholar
Summary
The text is a reference list or bibliography, not a coherent article or study. It cites works on the moral responsibilities of data-monitoring committees, clinical-safety guidelines, a survey on psilocybin use in bipolar disorder, safety issues with psychedelic drugs, and a biographical note. No single argument, finding, or account is presented.
Abstract
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