‘Magic mushrooms,’ airport train cars roll on to Denver City Council agenda

Bill to allow medical 'magic mushrooms' in New Mexico gets groovy reception from lawmakers

Key committee endorses proposal to develop a program for medical use of psilocybin mushrooms; bill heads to the Senate floor.

Missouri Lawmakers Approve Bill To Let Military Veterans Legally Use Psilocybin

A legislative panel in Missouri has voted to advance a bill that would legalize the medical use of psilocybin by military veterans in the state who are enrolled in clinical trials of the drug. The House Committee on Veterans and Armed Forces voted 20–0 to report the bill favorably, with little discussion before the vote. If enacted, the proposal—HB 829, from Rep. Richard West (R)—would allow military veterans who are at least 21 and are diagnose…

‘Magic mushrooms,’ airport train cars roll on to Denver City Council agenda

City council will consider a bill to fill in gaps between state and local laws for regulating psilocybin mushrooms as part of psychedelic-assisted therapies.

Veterans with PTSD may soon have access to psychedelic therapy

The government is preparing to fund the use of MDMA and psylocibin, otherwise known as ecstasy and magic mushrooms, as a treatment for Australian veterans battling trauma and depression.

Since the beginning of the foray into the field of research that this blog reports, the association between psychedelic experiences and mysticism has always caused discomfort. The discomfort only increases, now, when it is found that bias has even deeper roots than in explicit studies such as those by Roland Griffiths, penetrating even a foundation of psychotherapy assisted by psychedelics (PAP), integration. Read more (03/06/2025)

California Would Launch A Psychedelic Access Program For Veterans And First Responders Under New Bipartisan Bill - Cannabis News World

Marijuana Moment Bipartisan California senators and assemblymembers have filed a bill to create a psilocybin pilot program for military veterans and first responders—the latest in a series of attempts by lawmakers to enact psychedelics reform in the state. The legislation, led by Sens. Josh Becker (D) and Brian Jones (R), would establish a pilot program