Psychedelics Are Promising, But Many Psychiatrists Don’t Want to Use Them

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A study by Drs. Harrison G. Pope and Brian S. Barnett addresses psychiatrists’ views on the use of psychedelics in the treatment of psychiatric conditions.

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