Psilocybin reshapes brain connections through distinct cellular pathways - News-Medical
New psychedelic research maps how psilocybin rebuilds synapses while LSD drives opposite blood‑flow and fractal brain activity.
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New psychedelic research maps how psilocybin rebuilds synapses while LSD drives opposite blood‑flow and fractal brain activity.
Recent studies in PsyPost, BBC Wildlife Magazine, and Nature examine how psychedelics like LSD and psilocybin transform the brain.
Researchers have discovered that a compound found in magic mushrooms may block severe chemotherapy-induced pain in mice.
Early study findings indicate psilocybin may protect patients against a common and debilitating side effect of chemotherapy treatment.
Preclinical models demonstrate that psilocybin prevents chemotherapy-related nerve injury and associated symptoms, according to UT MD Anderson.
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The world's largest single-site study on psilocybin has identified a 'hidden order' within the brain's activity during psychedelic experiences.
New research suggests that a single dose of magic mushrooms can fundamentally reshape brain function and neural activity long after the experience ends.
Compass Pathways' psilocybin depression therapy shows six‑month durability, sparking market optimism.
A medical report detailing a woman with advanced Alzheimer's regaining speech and mobility after psilocybin use is sparking new scientific inquiry.
A single case study documents temporary memory and speech recovery in an 80-year-old patient following a high dose of psilocybin.