Lawmakers pressure FDA to recommend psychedelics to treat PTSD

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(NewsNation) — A Food and Drug Administration panel’s recommendation rejected the use of psychedelics to treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

In June, the FDA took advice from a panel of 11 experts, 10 of which said not to allow the use of MDMA therapy, a setback for those hoping to increase access to the treatment. The FDA isn't bound by the committee's decision but often follows its recommendations.

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Lawmakers pressure FDA to recommend psychedelics to treat PTSD

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