University of Exeter studies psychedelics and menopause
An anonymous online survey at the University of Exeter is examining whether and how women have used psychedelic substances as a coping strategy in perimenopause and postmenopause.
Topic - ayahuasca
Medicinal plant research: a new look at the genus Psychotria
A review summarizes the medicinal potential of the redefined genus Psychotria and biotechnological methods for producing its alkaloids, above all DMT.
A new direction for psychedelic research: authors call for dropping the term “psychedelic renaissance”
An international team proposes replacing the term psychedelic renaissance with the concept of a confluence, centering indigenous knowledge systems.
Signs of lasting changes in personality traits after classic psychedelics
An updated systematic review of 48 studies finds the most consistent signals in higher openness and lower neuroticism after classic psychedelics.
Ayahuasca shows positive effects on cognition and social perception, but the evidence remains limited
A systematic review of 16 human studies finds short-term gains in working memory, flexibility and empathy, on a still thin evidence base.
Scoping review: is naturalistic field research falling short?
A scoping review of 103 naturalistic studies finds that setting, the context of psychedelic use, is often documented poorly or not at all.
Clinical research on DMT and ayahuasca is gaining momentum
An analysis of registered clinical trials finds a clear worldwide increase in research on ayahuasca and its main psychoactive component DMT.
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