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Psychedelics, spirituality and drug policy: Harm reduction without compulsory medicalisation
Psychedelic experiences can be meaningful and beneficial, including outside clinical treatment. They can also leave people distressed or vulnerable. Spiritual interpretations of these experiences therefore raise a practical question for drug policy: how can people be protected while preserving legit
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