FDA Backs Ketamine to Treat This Rare and Debilitating Pain Syndrome
Food and Drug Administration grants psychedelic biotechnology company PharmaTher orphan drug designation for ketamine to treat complex regional pain syndrome.
Food and Drug Administration grants psychedelic biotechnology company PharmaTher orphan drug designation for ketamine to treat complex regional pain syndrome.
In our conversation with Joseph, we chat a bit about some critical topics such as how psychedelics can allow us to understand the Indigenous philosophy of interrelatedness between one another and our ecosystems, the importance of considering sacred reciprocity to Indigenous peoples and their land, and how Chacruna’s Indigenous Reciprocity Initiative is making it simple for companies to give back to the societies who have cultivated psychedelic medicine.
Silo Wellness CEO Douglas K. Gordon tells Psychedelic Spotlight that this is a “crucial” step toward “the mainstream acceptance of psychedelics and overall de-stigmatization of mushrooms, by way of the functional category.”
“As traditional treatment has proven inadequate at both the individual and public health level, the Commonwealth has a responsibility to research alternative options,” the bill’s sponsors write in a memo.
We owe so much of our understanding of these compounds to Indigenous peoples, and the widespread bioprospecting projects taking place today would not be prevalent without the inherent harm placed on local groups historically.
CEO James Lanthier compares psychedelic medicines to aspirin, and explains why the company’s lead candidate may be better than psilocybin.
Planting, cultivating, purchasing, transporting, distributing, possessing these plants and fungi will be the lowest law enforcement priority for the city.
This week in psychedelic business news: Enveric Biosciences uses AI to identify viable psychedelic drug candidates; Novamind launches end-of-life palliative care program; and PharmaTher tests ketamine to treat Parkinson’s Disease.
A new study describes the Pacific Northwest as “by far the best place in America to go looking for psychedelic mushrooms.”
In today’s episode of the Psychedelic Spotlight podcast, the Psychedelic…
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