This Week in Psychedelics - 12.25.20

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Cannabis

  • America's longest-serving marijuana prisoner freed after 31 years (The Guardian)

  • Study: Long-Term Cannabis Use Associated with Reduced Symptoms in Patients with Post-Traumatic Stress (NORML)

  • Australia weighs wide-ranging medical cannabis reforms (Marijuana Business Daily)

  • Congressional Funding Bill Restores Financial Aid For Students With Drug Convictions, And Has Other Marijuana Provisions (Marijuana Moment)

  • Cannabis may help reduce exposure to fentanyl among people taking opioid replacements, study finds (CBC)

  • Maryland Lawmaker Files Marijuana Legalization Bill Ahead Of 2021 Session (Marijuana Moment)

  • Survey: Majority in Germany still opposes adult-use cannabis legalization (Marijuana Business Daily)

  • As Rhode Island Moves To Legalize Marijuana In 2021, Senate Leaders Back Private Sales Model (Marijuana Moment)

  • Cannabis users ‘fail to grasp health risks of smoking,’ study says (The Guardian)

  • Congressional Progressive Caucus Calls For Marijuana Legalization In First Six Months Of 2021 (Marijuana Moment)

  • Cannabis: the problem with defining products around THC content (The Conversation)

Magic Mushrooms

MDMA

Novel Psychoactive Substances

Ketamine

Miscellaneous

  • Mexico Lawmakers Reclaim Sovereignty From DEA (Filter)

  • Remembering Psychedelic Activist and Drug Policy Pioneer Sheri Eckert, 1961-2020 (Lucid News)

  • 2020’s Most Groundbreaking Developments in Psychedelics (Lucid News)

  • Santa May Have Actually Been a Psychedelic Shaman (Playboy)

  • New Congressional Bill Pressures States To Expunge Drug Convictions (Marijuana Moment)

  • Lithium and Psychedelics (Spirit Pharmacist)

  • Biden Promises Reform of His Punitive Drug Laws (Lucid News)

  • How Anti-Racism is a Form of Psychedelic Harm Reduction (DoubleBlind)

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