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First federal grant for psychedelic treatment research in 50 years

Can #psilocybin help smokers quit? #NIH National Institute on Drug Abuse has funded @HopkinsMedicine Matthew Johnson, Ph.D., to find out. @Drug_Researcher ›

Proteins That May Restore Damaged Sound-Detecting Cells in the Ear

Proteins instruct when and where sound-detecting cells form in the developing ear ›

Blood Test That Spots Tumor-Derived DNA in Early-Stage Cancers

5-MeO-DMT Associated with Improvements in Depression, Anxiety

Study: Fast-acting psychedelic associated with improvements in depression and anxiety ›

When There’s an Audience, People’s Performance Improves

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Immune system cells in the gut linked to stress-induced depression

Johns Hopkins Medicine study adds to evidence that T cell-driven changes in the gut may affect brain function associated with depressive symptoms

Neurons Constantly Alter Their DNA (2015)