Acute Adverse Reactions to Lsd in Clinical and Experimental use in the United Kingdom
The British Journal of Psychiatry February 1, 1971 Nick Malleson 110 citations
It is well recognized that LSD (lysergide) can give serious adverse reactions, including suicide and prolonged psychosis; Smart and Bateman (1967) have reviewed the subject thoroughly. However, examples reported refer largely to cases where the LSD was self-administered. Medical case reports usually cover small case numbers, and publication may be determined by high adverse reaction rates....