2016’s best bits: breakthroughs in science
From the discovery of gravitational waves to a promising male contraceptive, it was a groundbreaking year for science
From the discovery of gravitational waves to a promising male contraceptive, it was a groundbreaking year for science
In 1970 US authorities said drugs like LSD had no medical use, but two tests may just have proven that wrong
Results raise hopes that active substance in class 1 drug could be used to treat mental health conditions in future
Speakers at an event in north London describe their positive experiences of drugs such as psilocybin and LSD, part of a wider resurgence
It may take some time to get the general public used to the idea of treating mental illness with drugs many associate with hard partying, but the medical community is jumping aboard the psychedelics train
First modern scans of people high on psychedelic drug has given researchers unprecedented insight into neural basis for its effects
David Nutt, former government chief drugs adviser, says banning of legal highs has already been destructive to Parkinson’s and anti-smoking research
A music festival might not seem an obvious place to see and hear science, but Latitude was full of it.