Researchers at the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy (Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania), argued for the development and adoption of a standardized, objective, and medically-founded vocabulary for psychedelics for use by researchers, clinicians, and patient-centric organizations including commercial enterprises. Different language choices were offered to compel
The potential to benefit from therapeutic LSD without the full psychedelic experience Brain-wave patterns and psychological effects that have been observed in humans after taking high doses of psychedelics have been reported from those taking low doses of LSD, raising the possibility that very low doses of LSD may produce
Ketamine may improve the quality of recovery (QoR) in patients undergoing thoracoscopic, i.e., chest, surgery when given around the time of procedure (perioperatively). Recently published results from a clinical trial conducted at a university hospital suggest that perioperative administration of “S”-ketamine enhanced the quality of recovery in patients who underwent