Patent Controversies in Psychedelics
What investors need to know about the intellectual property behind medicine’s next big growth area
What investors need to know about the intellectual property behind medicine’s next big growth area
This week in psychedelic business news: Cybin moves towards clinical trials; Braxia releases data on treating depression with psilocybin; Clearmind files for a new patent; and much more!
This week in psychedelic business news: New patents; another Health Canada SAP Approval; and legal psilocybin rules for Oregon.
Problematic patents have serious implications for the entire psychedelics industry.
The Vancouver-based company says it has overcome the challenges of natural extraction with its new technology, which can produce superior psilocybin at a lower cost.
“Based on our research, we think we’re able to get to psilocybin in fewer steps than any of the other published methods,” says the company’s CEO.
Patents of psychedelic substances are paving the way for new research and treatment options for a variety of diseases.
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