In particular, use of the hallucinogenic substance increased by 44 percent in 2023 among young adults aged between 18 and 29.

From the four available options I select "mushrooms", mainly because it's more interesting than alcohol, and if you select ...

And research on addiction is equally promising ... medical use and a high potential for abuse. Now, taking magic mushrooms recreationally does come with some risks. Johnson: So a dramatic example ...

Magic mushrooms have a low risk of addiction, but research is ongoing, and people may risk poisoning from picking the wrong types of mushrooms. The effects of psilocybin vary widely. Adverse side ...

A UW-Madison study using psilocybin to treat opioid use disorder is already giving some people new leases on life.

A rising number of Americans, especially those with mental health issues, are using psilocybin from magic mushrooms for its ...

This article was medically reviewed by Mia Hazle, MD, a psychiatrist in the Division of Addiction Psychiatry ... If you eat psilocybin mushrooms, aka magic mushrooms, you'll likely start to ...

The Iowa House has passed a bill to legalize the use of psilocybin, often called magic mushrooms, as medical treatment for ...

“We had been reading in the news about stores popping up across Canada and anecdotal reports about magic mushroom dispensaries,” lead study author and researcher Jenna Matsukubo told Medscape ...