A bill to regulate Colorado’s emerging psychedelic medicine industry passed the state Senate on April 25, but not without lawmakers voicing opposition to its framework.
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Defining Treatment Centers Likely to be a Focal Point of Natural Medicine Ethics Debate
Defining what a psychedelic medicine treatment center is will likely be a key point in the work of the Natural Medicine Advisory Board’s subcommittee on Emergency Response, Safety and Ethics.
Bill To Stand Up Colorado’s Psychedelic Industry Faces Mountain of Opposition
A bill meant to help Colorado’s budding psychedelic medicine industry get off the ground faces a mountain of opposition.
Proposed CO Law Exposes Users of Magic Mushrooms to ‘Potential Legal Risks,’ Says Advocate
Colorado Senator Steve Fenberg (D-Boulder) introduced an 87-page bill today that seeks to establish a new framework for personal and therapeutic uses of natural medicines, including psychedelics.
Inclusion of Indigenous and Religious Voices Was a Focus of the First Meeting of Colorado’s Regulatory Board for Psychedelics
Colorado’s Natural Medicine Board, charged with developing regulations for Colorado’s psychedelics industry, began its work yesterday by establishing a framework for what is shaping up to be a long, hot summer of regulatory work.
That Website Selling Magic Mushroom Spores May Be a Scam. The One Selling Shrooms Almost Certainly Is. How To Avoid Falling for the Trap
The legalization of psilocybin in Colorado has generated renewed interest in the online mushroom spore trade. But it hasn’t necessarily yet made them any easier or safer to buy.
Regulators Face Tight Timeline in Developing Rules for Colorado’s New Psychedelics Industry
Colorado’s new Natural Medicine Advisory Board faces a tight timeline as it crafts its first regulations for Colorado’s psychedelics industry. The board is beginning its work after voters approved Proposition 122 in November 2022.