Microdose News Resources

Use these original research and public-information resources to check the claims covered by Microdose News. Study publication dates and document status matter; inclusion here is not an endorsement of a treatment, company, or security.

Original sources and research tools

• NCCIH: Psilocybin for mental health and addiction
• UC Berkeley: Microdosing research and information
• Szigeti et al., eLife (2021)
• Cavanna et al., Translational Psychiatry (2022)
• Polito and Liknaitzky systematic review (2022)
• de Wit et al., Addiction Biology (2022)
• UChicago Medicine study summary
• Yanakieva et al., Psychopharmacology (2018)

How to use these sources

Start with the research question, population, comparison group, and follow-up. Separate planned milestones from results and historical documents from current guidance. Read the limitations and adverse-event reporting alongside favorable findings.

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