Psychedelic Business Spotlight – February 4
Levitee Labs Announces Interim CEO and Board of Directors Shuffle…
Levitee Labs Announces Interim CEO and Board of Directors Shuffle…
Two psychedelic industry insiders reflect on the progress and flaws within Health Canada’s recent amendment to the Special Access Program.
The partnership with global pharmaceutical company Otsuka positions the psychedelic medicine company as a leader in the industry.
This week in psychedelic business news: A major player begins manufacturing; another rebrands; and one of the biggest gets bigger.
Trio of lawmakers propose a psychedelic reform review panel, while two ballot initiatives push legalization and licensed “healing centers.”
Biggest difference between the two proposed bills: one decriminalizes plant medicine.
Psilocybin and LSD are becoming more popular and more accessible, but before your first psychedelic trip, it is essential to prepare.
Catch up on some of the biggest psychedelic business developments that unfolded in the last week.
Americans continue to open their minds to ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA treatment for depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
A Republican in Missouri and two Democrats in Virginia file bills that push the psychedelics movement forward.
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