EMA'S new Depression Guideline includes a section on psychedelics

The European Medicines Agency has released a draft guideline on clinical investigation of medicinal products for depression, marking its third revision since 2002. Notably, the draft includes a dedicated chapter on psychedelics, recognizing their unique development needs for treating depression. The guideline also acknowledges the challenges of standardization, training, monitoring, and safety in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.

Read the full draft here.

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