Download this entire issue or browse individual articles by title below. Front Cover Back Cover Front Cover Inside Front Cover 1 Table of Contents 2 Letter from Rick Doblin, MAPS President Rick Doblin, …
BBC News International publishes “The Trip of a Lifetime,” which describes the resurgence of interest in psychedelics in the medical community and Dr. Charles Grob’s pilot study using …
MAPS Members and Friends, As our MDMA psychotherapy pilot studies gather steam and our DEA lawsuit moves forward, the MAPS office is preparing for a big physical shift — to a new coast and a new …
BBC Radio 4’s weekly program All in the Mind aired a program about LSD, current psychedelic research, and the possible role of these kinds of drugs in modern psychiatry.
Psychedelic 'cookies' are a mushrooming problem SUZY COHEN Suzy Cohen, a registered pharmacist, writes for Tribune Media Services. Newsday.com April 4, 2006 I'm in college and went to a party where everyone …
The strange case of the man who took 40,000 ecstasy pills in nine years Usage increased to 25 tablets a day at peak Memory problems and paranoia may be lasting David McCandlessTuesday April 4, 2006The …
MAPS Members and Friends, Things are moving fast now that our research is going global. I’ll be sending out the email updates now that Valerie Mojeiko (who has written the email updates since last …
IBOGAINE Exploring the new frontier of psychedelic addiction therapy by Kia Momtazi San Diego City Beat March 1, 2006 Ray slips his shades back over his eyes and leans against the window as the van crosses …
Court Allows for Use of Hallucinogenic Tea Tuesday, February 21, 2006; 2:18 PM William Branigin Washington Post Staff writer The Supreme Court decided unanimously today that the government cannot prohibit …
Sect Allowed to Import Its Hallucinogenic Tea By LINDA GREENHOUSE February 22, 2006 New York Times WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 A unanimous Supreme Court decision on Tuesday gave a small religious sect the right …
Supreme Court OKs Hallucinogenic Tea Associated Press GINA HOLLAND, Associated Press Writer February 21, 2006 WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Tuesday that a small congregation in New …
