Published in this month's Archives of General Psychiatry is a double-blind study of the efficiacy of ketamine to treat major depression in treatment-resistant subjects. There were 18 subjects enrolled in the randomized trial.
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People who took an illegal drug made from mushrooms reported profound mystical experiences that led to behavior changes lasting for weeks -- all part of an experiment that recalls the psychedelic '60s.
Possession of upto 4 ounces of marijuana in private was legal in Alaska due to a privacy clause in the state constitution. Gov. Murkowski recriminalized it in June, citing concerns over the dangers of marijuana. The ACLU filed suit over the constitutionality of this new law.
People who smoke marijuana do not appear to be at increased risk for developing lung cancer, new research suggests.
The Economist renders a decisive opinion on the medicinal uses of cannabis
A new generation is researching the medical benefits of psychedelic drugs, particularly during end-stage of terminal illnesses.
Following the surprising results from UK and Germany, the US Govt. decides to estimate cocaine usage by measuring levels of a cocaine metabolite in sewage.
Forty-six percent of respondents -- including a majority of those polled on the east (53 percent) and west (55 percent) coasts -- say they support allowing states to regulate marijuana in a manner similar to alcohol.
British PM Tony Blair's Strategy Unit prepared a report on the drug war, with many interesting facts and figures in one place, not readily available or publicized in the media.
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