California Almost Legalized Psychedelics -- Now it's Looking for a Test Case
- The state of California is exploring the possibility of using psychedelics for therapeutic purposes, with a focus on helping veterans and first responders suffering from mental health issues.
- Despite support from voters and some politicians, efforts to legalize psychedelics have faced challenges in the form of skeptical lawmakers who have expressed concerns about funding, safety, and program complexity.
- The Heal Our Heroes Act, which would have allowed for the use of psilocybin in a controlled setting for eligible individuals, has stalled in the legislative process, but advocates hope that a pilot program or smaller-scale experiment could still be implemented.
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