Psychedelic drugs appear to fundamentally reorganize the brain — and they’re starting to turn into approved treatments. Illicit drugs like mushrooms, ecstasy, and ketamine are inspiring a range of potential treatments for diseases that currently lack good medications.

May 8, 2018 BIMnewsmanager

Psychedelic drugs appear to fundamentally reorganize the brain — and they're starting to turn into approved treatments. Illicit drugs like mushrooms, ecstasy, and ketamine are inspiring a range of potential treatments for diseases that currently lack good medications.

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