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Oregon’s first psilocybin service centers opened around a year ago, providing psychedelic mushrooms to treat conditions like PTSD. One center in Southern Oregon is trying to increase access with group-psychedelic experiences — like a magic mushroom concert.
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The number of places Oregonians can seek therapy using psilocybin shrank substantially this election.
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The three cities in Curry, Douglas and Jackson Counties decisively said "no" to psilocybin businesses.
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Voters in Lebanon are signaling they’d like to remove fluoride from their water and prohibit psilocybin businesses in town.
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In November, voters in Lebanon will decide whether to prohibit psilocybin manufacturers and service centers in the city.
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This year, Oregon became the first state to introduce psilocybin therapy. Industry leaders say they’re learning as they go.
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One of Oregon’s first psilocybin clients gives new system the thumbs up
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The Oregon Health Authority has granted a license to the state’s first psilocybin service center. This week, EPIC Healing Eugene got the green light to soon offer psychedelic therapy sessions to clients 21 and older.
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The complicated financial landscape around psilocybin means none of the early businesses are guaranteed to survive the next few years as Oregon tries to navigate the uncharted landscape of allowing therapeutic use of a drug that is still illegal federally.
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Hundreds of psilocybin facilitators from around the state have now graduated or are near the end of their programs.
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Voters across Oregon mostly voted against allowing the therapeutic use of the psychedelic drug psilocybin on Tuesday.