How the Adderall shortage is affecting people who need the drug (audio) - KCUR/NPR radio (Kansas City, Kan.) His work suggests that “a brain region called the claustrum may be at the center of all of this,” he told NOVA. Hat actually happens in the brain during a psychedelic experience? Fred Barrett, a neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University, is one of the scientists trying to figure that out. How do psychedelics work? This brain region may explain their effects - PBS (NOVA) Fernando Goes, a psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins University. “When you look at a family, if you have one person with schizophrenia, you’re more likely to have schizophrenia yourself, but you’re also more likely to have bipolar,” said Dr. Genes link bipolar, schizophrenia, once thought unrelated - Associated Press “So they seek an evaluation, and more and more prescribers are comfortable enough to make a diagnosis and prescribe a medication,” Goodman said. Goodman, an assistant professor in psychiatry at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, says there has also been an increase in awareness about ADHD among both patients and physicians. There are … more than 50 recruiting or active studies with participants according to, with another 40 trials set to recruit participants and millions of dollars in research funding at prominent institutions including Johns Hopkins and the University of California Los Angeles.Īdderall shortage leaves people with ADHD scrambling (video) - CBS 42 via Nexstar (Birmingham, Ala.)ĭr. “There’s several existing treatments, both medications and other therapies, but they all have lots of room for improvement,” Johnson said.īenefits of magic mushrooms in Proposition 122 likely outweigh the risks (opinion) - Colorado Sun Matthew Johnson, a psychedelic researcher at Johns Hopkins Medicine who is leading the randomized controlled trial, chose to look at the effects on cigarette smoking cessation because of the lack of effective treatments available for people who want to quit….
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NIH-funded psychedelic trial will study whether hallucinogen can help smokers quit- NBC News To him, psychedelics are spiritual tools that belong to all of humanity, not just those wealthy enough to afford a $5,000 psychedelic retreat. Ike many longtime researchers, Robert Jesse, who helped start the psilocybin research division at Johns Hopkins University over two decades ago, sees potential pitfalls. With promise of legalization, psychedelic companies joust over future profits - New York Times
The team, led by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine psychedelics researcher Dr Matthew Johnson, will enroll smokers across their three cities to diversify the pool of subjects and increase confidence in the results. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University, University of Alabama Birmingham, and New York University will launch the project in December and recruit 66 smokers. NIH to trial whether magic mushrooms can help smokers quit - in first federal study of psychedelics in 50 years - Daily Mail (U.K.)
Johnson, who will lead the study, said similar previous research has been promising, showing ‘high quit rates’ for smokers. “There’s a number of forms of addiction, including alcoholism and tobacco addiction, that appear to be sensitive to this intervention with the psychedelic drug psilocybin,” said Matthew Johnson, a professor of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University. 2022 OctoberĬan magic mushrooms help smokers quit? Johns Hopkins is looking into it - WTOP Coverage of department activities and its faculty in the general media.
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