@ferenstein@Josh__Hardman@revjoewelker The federal protections referenced stem from the Nuremberg Code and atrocities such as Nazi torture of people in concentration camps and the Tuskegee Syphilis Study. So, we should take research ethics seriously & defend the rules intended to protect human research participants.
1/ In AJOB @bioethics_net@MasonMarksMD and I have a new open-access paper "Psychedelic Medicine Exceptionalism." https://t.co/vdA52gbCX8
Here is the abstract
"Research on psychedelic medicines is experiencing a revival.
While #Colorado has a $1 billion budget shortfall, lawmakers are attempting to pass a trigger bill tied to FDA approval of #psilocybin, an uncertain event that could be years in the future. States spent resources on similar bills for MDMA, and FDA declined to approve the drug.
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On the first day of Colorado’s legislative session, a new psilocybin bill was introduced. The bill proposes allowing the use of crystalline polymorph, contingent upon FDA approval.
@drrickbarnett@MarijuanaMoment@PsydelicsToday@Josh__Hardman 🔥🔥🔥 "Regardless of any regulatory change pursued by the legislature, there was widespread agreement that it would be beneficial to develop #education for the public & training for practitioners to reduce risk for those who choose to use #psilocybin outside a legalized system."
@victorialitman@GrahamM06812404@JackGorsline@baystaters Everyone will have an equal opportunity to make introductory remarks (a few mins) and respond to questions. They will not be interrupted. We merely ask that people be respectful. I am not participating in the discussion.