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Why decriminalization policies require public education on risks

Why decriminalization policies require public education on risks

You shouldn't make psychedelics commercially available without providing information about their adverse effects, argues Joseph Holcomb Adams

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May 05, 2023
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Joseph Holcomb Adams
Ethicist, researcher, writer, and former City of Berkeley Community Health Commissioner. Studying psychedelic-enhanced suggestibility, psychedelic-assisted influence processes, and the risks of psychedelic guruism and psychedelic cultic dynamics
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