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Could Ayahuasca Communities Play a Role in the Compassionate Communities Movement?: A Commentary

Débora González, Jordi Cantillo, José Carlos Bouso

Archives of Pharmacology and Therapeutics January 1, 2024 DOI: 10.33696/pharmacol.6.059 via OpenAlex

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Grief is a universal and recurrent experience, as each of the approximately 58 million annual deaths worldwide directly affects about nine close relatives. This underscores that bereavement is not a one-time event but a process that can occur multiple times across a person's life.

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Characteristics Peer reviewed
Topics Ayahuasca
Keywords Movement music Psychology Compassionate use Sociology
Key finding Grief is a universal experience that can recur throughout life, with each death affecting about nine close relatives.

Abstract

Globally, approximately 58 million deaths occur annually. Each death is estimated to directly affect about nine close relatives, underscoring that grief is not only a universal experience but also a potential recurrent process throughout life.

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