Psilocybin effects on healthy volunteers
Treatments studied
This study tests how psilocybin, a psychedelic substance, affects the brain and body in healthy volunteers. It aims to find biological and mental changes that could help future therapies.
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Who can take part
- Adults aged 21 to 65
- No past or current substance use disorder
- Never or barely used psychedelics or dissociative drugs
- Healthy heart, blood pressure, and no major medical conditions
- No family history of serious psychiatric illness
- Willing to use reliable birth control if female
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