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CU Denver Opens Center for Psychedelic Research

CU Denver Opens Center for Psychedelic Research

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CU Denver launched a Center for Psychedelic Research to study treatments, train practitioners under Proposition 122 and advise policy.

CU Denver launched a Center for Psychedelic Research to study treatments, train practitioners under Proposition 122 and advise policy.

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The CU Center for Psychedelic Research

The CU Center for Psychedelic Research

“There is so much potential to find new ways we can help people… At the heart of our work is creative and careful science that may help improve quality of life for many people, including individuals in marginalized and traditionally underserved groups,” said Dr. Jim Grigsby, the center’s chief science officer and executive director. The center will train clinical practitioners and individuals seeking state credentials to administer psychedelics under Colorado’s Proposition 122, and will create evidence-based public policy recommendations. ➡️ Read more.

“There is so much potential to find new ways we can help people… At the heart of our work is creative and careful science that may help improve quality of life for many people, including individuals in marginalized and traditionally underserved groups,” said Dr. Jim Grigsby, the center’s chief science officer and executive director. The center will train clinical practitioners and individuals seeking state credentials to administer psychedelics under Colorado’s Proposition 122, and will create evidence-based public policy recommendations. ➡️ Read more.

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