Ernesto Londoño is a national correspondent with The New York Times, where he covers the U.S. midwest. He’s also ...

Psychiatric medicine hasn’t seen much innovation in recent decades, even as many say that drugs like psilocybin, MDMA, and ...

Two Toronto startups are developing psilocybin-based medications that could expand treatment options for those in need.

The drugs covered by the initiative would include hallucinogenic mushrooms, ayahuasca tea, and the plants from which the ...

After more than 10,000 years of use, the ancient cultures and indigenous communities who use plant medicines may hold lessons ...

Massachusetts voters could legalize psychedelics and create a regulated-access model for treating mental health conditions.

Mike Tyson's recent comments about using psychedelic mushrooms during training brought to the surface a practice taking place ...

More than 5 million Americans in treatment for depression could benefit from therapy with psilocybin -- the active ingredient ...

The future of pain medicine is characterized by treatments and technologies — including virtual reality, AI, wearable tech ...

Interest in psychedelics from the Western world has been growing in the recent years, as more studies uncover the mental-health benefits ...

Psychedelics are often associated with the counterculture of the 1960s, embraced by hippies as a way to "turn on, tune in, ...

Prominent participants in the events tell Filter how the two movements overlap and might learn from one another.