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Webb Wright

Webb Wright is a journalist based in Brooklyn, NY, covering psychedelics, drug policy, mental health, and artificial intelligence. He's an alumni of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and is a former Ferriss - UC Berkeley Psychedelic Journalism Fellow.

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Culture

Websites Claiming to Sell Magic Mushrooms Are Popping Up Across the Internet

Banking on psilocybin’s eventual legalization, the sites are flying under the radar of a legal system lacking the resources (and maybe the willpower) to shut them down.

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Culture

Notes From the Underground Mushroom Market

In the long shadow of federal prohibition, a market for psychedelic shroom products is flourishing—and it’s rife with counterfeits and adulterants.

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News

4-AcO-DMT Is the Most Accessible (and Mysterious) Drug on the Market Right Now

Legions of brands are putting 4-AcO-DMT in products, but the drug’s widespread availability has some experts worried.

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Mental Health

There’s Finally a Psychedelic Caucus in Congress—Here’s What They’re Doing

Slowly but surely, federal lawmakers are paying attention to the promise of psychedelics for mental health

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Mental Health

These Cancer Patients are Suing for Right to Try Psilocybin

Seven attorneys, representing a Seattle palliative care physician and two cancer patients, aim to prove to federal judges that psilocybin cannot legally be categorized as a Schedule 1 drug.

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Politics

Where is Psychedelic-assisted Therapy Legal?

Psychedelics are being embraced in a growing number of places around the world. But where is psychedelic-assisted therapy actually accessible?

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FEATURES

States Are Embracing Psychedelics, Paving the Way for FDA Approval

Over the course of the past year, several states across the US have taken legal action to expand access to psychedelic-assisted therapies for some citizens. Many of these efforts have been catalyzed by veterans who have personally benefited from psychedelic-assisted therapies.
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