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Not Quite Out of the Cold: Resurgence, Retreat, and Resurfacing of Psychedelic Research
The word, ‘psychedelics’, was coined by Humphrey Osmond in 1957, “connoting that they have a mind-manifesting capability, revealing useful or beneficial properties of the mind”.2 The 1950s and 1960 were a time of enormous scientific interest in psych
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A Word
Every year in May, the Federal Treasurer hands down the government’s budget to great fanfare and nit-picking. Health spending is always one of the big ticket items that receive much scrutiny – and every year the Australian Institute of Policy and Sci

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