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The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) has been supporting and research since 1986. •

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  1. 9 hours ago

    On February 6, 2018, the 50th participant enrolled in our ongoing Phase 1 study of the psychological effects of when used in a therapeutic setting by healthy volunteers.

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    11 hours ago

    Very excited to have , Director of Strategic Communications at , joining me for a discussion/Q&A after tomorrow's at .

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  3. 13 hours ago

    Medical advocates react to ouster of VA chief, nomination of Dr. Ronny Jackson via

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  4. Apr 4

    To honor the 75th anniversary of the first experience, is hosting educational webinars, offering discounts in the MAPS Store, and providing an opportunity to share why LSD is important to you. Learn more:

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  5. Apr 4

    On April 19, 1943, Dr. Albert Hofmann became the first person to intentionally experience the psychedelic effects of LSD. This April, will honor the 75th anniversary of Dr. Hofmann's discovery. Learn more:

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    Apr 3

    . & ' goal to "reclaim as a medicine" is important work. Also important: decriminalizing drugs like MDMA so that people who use outside of medical contexts won't get arrested and becomes standard.

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  7. Apr 4

    MAPS Receives Shipment of GMP for Phase 3 Trials

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  8. Apr 3

    At this year’s , 45 volunteers provided services for 202 individuals.

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    Apr 2

    Rick Doblin's long strange trip to turn 'Molly' into a $100 million pharmaceutical medicine

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  10. Apr 2

    MAPS Donors Raise $8 Million Dollars in 8 Weeks

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  11. Apr 1

    . with Ismail Ali () of about MAPS' research, highlighting that granted MDMA-assisted psychotherapy a Designation.

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  12. Mar 31

    "Making medical available for terminally ill patients would certainly be a significant step forward for federal policy." — of . via

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  13. Mar 31

    MAPS Director of Strategic Communications speaks with contributor about ' ongoing clinical trial researching the efficacy of to treat symptoms of , and the newly proposed Right to Try Act.

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  14. Mar 30

    . interviews researcher Cole Marta, M.D., about ' upcoming Phase 3 MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for clinical trials in Los Angeles, Calif.

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  15. Mar 30

    4/3: The Science of Consciousness 2018 Conference hosted by in Tucson, Arizona, is only four days away! Join scientists , , and for an opening plenary on and .

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  16. Mar 29

    Adult who experienced while in military service are needed for a research study. For more information, visit .

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  17. Mar 29

    .'s speaks with and veteran about ' ongoing clinical trials of -assisted psychotherapy for .

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  18. Mar 28

    . opens at in Berkeley, Calif., this Friday! The true story of comedian 's attempt to treat his severe OCD with has been playing off-Broadway in NYC. Tickets for both coasts are available at .

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  19. Mar 28

    . interviews researcher Dr. Gillinder Bedi about her new scientific paper, "Is Psychiatry Ready for MDMA?" Learn more about Bedi's research in Australia and her new publication:

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    Mar 27

    "Making medical marijuana available for terminally ill patients would certainly be a significant step forward for federal policy...Still, only making marijuana available for those on the verge of dying isn’t nearly enough." —Brad Burge,

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