Skip to content

Psilocybin: all studies

Page 297 of 440: studies 2,961 to 2,970 of 4,400, newest first. Back to the psilocybin overview

Research

Preclinical Anxiolytic- and Antidepressant-like Effects of α,α-Trehalose, a Bioactive Compound Identified in Psilocybe cubensis

Molecules September 23, 2026 Aylín R. Tabal-Robles, María Eva González-Trujano, Gabriel Fernando Moreno-Pérez et al.

The genus Psilocybe has been characterized by central nervous system (CNS) effects and as a source of therapeutic drugs such as the alkaloids psilocybin and psilocin—secondary metabolites that produce rapid anxiolytic and antidepressant effects in preclinical and clinical studies. Furthermore, these mushrooms also contain bioactive primary metabolites, for example, the interesting case of...

Reply to ‘Methodological concerns and interpretative limitations of assessing subjective effects of ketamine’

npj Mental Health Research September 22, 2026 Jack D. C. Dahan, David Dadiomov, Tijmen Bostoen et al.

This response addresses methodological concerns raised regarding our meta-analysis of subjective effects and therapeutic outcomes following ketamine and psilocybin treatment. We discuss the potential influence of psychotherapy and differences in subjective-effect questionnaires across studies, acknowledging these as important limitations. We argue that these factors may partly explain observed...

The serotonin 1B receptor as a target for the treatment of depression and anxiety

Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Targets September 21, 2026 Sixtine Fleury, Katherine M. Nautiyal

INTRODUCTION: Depressive and anxiety disorders impose a substantial public health burden, yet current serotonergic therapies are limited by delayed onset, modest remission rates, and adverse side effects. Here we put forward the serotonin 1B receptor (5-HT1BR) as an important therapeutic target for mood related pathology. AREAS COVERED: We synthesize converging evidence from human and...

Psychedelics and suicidality: A double-edged sword - risks, mechanisms, and moving forward.

European Neuropsychopharmacology September 19, 2026 Maia Mallevays, Lucie Berkovitch

Classic psychedelics, including lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), psilocybin, and dimethyltryptamine (DMT), have re-emerged as promising treatments for psychiatric conditions linked to suicidality. However, rare reports of increased suicidality potentially associated with psychedelic use have raised safety concerns. This article examines the complex relationship between psychedelics and...

Treatment-Resistant Depression: A Literature Review of Innovative and Emerging Treatment Strategies

Quality in Sport September 17, 2026 Maciej Krzysztof Kisielewski, Natalia Fidut, Jakub Skrzypek et al.

Introduction and objective: Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a heterogeneous psychiatric condition characterized by affective, cognitive and somatic symptoms that considerably impair daily functioning. It is defined clinically by prolonged low mood, diminished interest or pleasure, and a range of associated disturbances, including changes in cognitive skills, appetite, and sleep patterns....

High ventilation breathwork as a non-pharmacological model for inducing psychedelic-like states: expert evaluations of therapeutic potential and risk

npj Mental Health Research September 17, 2026 U. Lueken, Isabel Dziobek, Martha N. Havenith et al.

High ventilation breathwork (HVB) can induce altered states of consciousness with phenomenological similarities to those reported following administration of serotonergic psychedelics such as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), psilocybin or ayahuasca. Non-pharmacological methods capable of reliably eliciting such states may provide scalable models for investigating therapeutic mechanisms...

Uso de psicodélicos no tratamento da depressão resistente: eficácia clínica e perspectivas terapêuticas

Revista JRG de Estudos Acadêmicos September 16, 2026 Monique Vieira de Moura, Heder Albuquerque Azevedo Rocha, Márcio José de Carvalho Lima et al.

A depressão resistente ao tratamento (DRT) representa uma condição de elevada carga clínica e funcional, usualmente definida pela resposta inadequada a pelo menos dois tratamentos antidepressivos adequados. O interesse por psicodélicos clássicos ressurgiu diante da possibilidade de efeitos antidepressivos rápidos após uma ou poucas administrações em contexto supervisionado. O objetivo desta...

La découverte des champignons hallucinogènes du Mexique : Roger Heim et les commencements d’une psychopharmacologie morale

Psychotropes September 15, 2026 Vincent Verroust

Cet article examine, dans une perspective ­­d’histoire des sciences et ­­d’épistémologie, les conséquences intellectuelles de la redécouverte des champignons hallucinogènes du Mexique par le mycologue Roger Heim dans les années 1950. Il montre que la prise en compte de leurs usages divinatoires chez les Mazatèques, ­­l’attention portée aux effets psychiques de la psilocybine et les...

Comparative Policy Analysis of Psychedelic Therapy Regulation in Australia, Brazil, and the USA

Applied Drug Research Clinical Trials and Regulatory Affairs September 14, 2026 A S Shikha, Jignesh Shah, Darshil B. Shah et al.

Introduction: Psychedelic-assisted therapy has resurfaced as a promising intervention for treatment-resistant psychiatric disorders. However, regulatory pathways differ considerably across countries because of social, ethical, legal, and political factors. Methods: This review was conducted using the regulatory frameworks of Australia, Brazil, and the USA, along with publicly accessible data,...

Correlation of Ketamine and Classic Psychedelics with Pain-Related Neural Connectivity: A Scoping Review of Clinical Experiments on a Potential Therapeutic Target Concerning Ketamine and Classical Psychedelics Administration for Pain Relief

Psychedelic Medicine September 14, 2026 Vasileios Chytas, Georgios Tsimploulis, Dimitrios Chytas

Purpose: Ketamine and classic psychedelics have recently gained increased scientific interest regarding their role in pain management, while there is evidence that pain induces neural connectivity changes. We performed a scoping review to investigate the correlation of ketamine and classic psychedelics with pain-related neural connectivity, aiming to find potential therapeutic targets for these...