Incidental use of ecstasy: no evidence for harmful effects on cognitive brain function in a prospective fMRI study.
Psychopharmacology August 2007 Gerry Jager, Maartje M De Win, Hylke K Vervaeke et al.
Heavy ecstasy use in humans has been associated with cognitive impairments and changes in cognitive brain function supposedly due to damage to the serotonin system. There is concern that even a single dose of 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine may be neurotoxic, but very little is known about the consequences of a low dose of ecstasy for cognitive brain function. The objective of the study was...