Psychedelic Business Spotlight: November 12
This week in psychedelic business news: two of the biggest players in the industry unveil big data; Numinus Wellness helps MAPS expand MDMA study; and Ketamine One announces IPO intention.
This week in psychedelic business news: two of the biggest players in the industry unveil big data; Numinus Wellness helps MAPS expand MDMA study; and Ketamine One announces IPO intention.
And the results, according to the participants, were nothing short of “profound.”
Will Smith’s wife, and her son, Jaden, lead a “Red Table Talk” about psychedelics with author Michael Pollan and other guests.
Rick Doblin’s organization partners with Numinus Wellness to manage the Canadian sites where therapists will be administering the psychedelic therapy.
“A single dose of psilocybin generated a rapid response that lasted up to 12 weeks,” explains principal investigator Dr. David J. Hellerstein, who was evaluating Compass Pathways’ novel drug formulation COMP360.
4-Bromo-2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine (also known as Nexus, Erox, or 2C-B) was synthesized by a famous American pharmacologist and psychonaut, Alexander Shulgin, in 1974.
“This treatment is the reason that my son has a father instead of a folded flag,” a once-suicidal Iraq War veteran tells Savannah Guthrie.
Pre-clinical studies demonstrated multiple advantages, including less patient variability, faster onset of action, shorter duration of effect, and improved brain penetration.
This week in psychedelic business news: DEA grants Cybin a Schedule I manufacturing license; PharmaTher partners with Revive Therapeutics on microneedle patch technology; Mydecine patents nanotechnology.
Compass Pathways (Nasdaq: CMPS) has announced the launch of a…
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