Intro to psychedelics: therapeutic applications, biochemistry and influences from indigenous cultures

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Penn Talks Science

Penn Science Policy and Diplomacy Group

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Our mission is to bring science to all aspects of life such as policy making, diplomatic decisions and communication. Episodes of Penn Talks Science are grouped into themes with monthly episodes. Some episodes in each theme will feature students talking to each other with genuine questions and conversations and some feature students chatting with experts in their fields. Stay tuned to hear what we’re asking questions about today’s most interesting scientific topics!

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Intro to psychedelics: therapeutic applications, biochemistry and influences from indigenous cultures

Penn Talks Science

16 minutes 36 seconds

2 years ago

Intro to psychedelics: therapeutic applications, biochemistry and influences from indigenous cultures

The Penn Talks Science team is back with a new episode covering psychedelics, hallucinogenic substances that have recently re-gained popularity due to promising therapeutic potential for treating mental disorders such as depression and anxiety. We also interview members of the Penn Society for Psychedelic Science, Victor Pablo Acero and Emily Cribas, who share their insights and opinions regarding these substances. Give it a listen and leave a review! For more resources check out our Twitter!

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