SYDNEY, Australia —
The two drugs are currently “prohibited substances” and can only be used in closely controlled clinical trials. Mike Musker, a mental health and suicide prevention researcher at the University of South Australia, welcomed the move as “long-awaited”. Musker said the two drugs “reduce inhibitions” and could help people process difficult images and memories.
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