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Terran Biosciences Steps Into 4-OH-DiPT Prodrug Arena With New Patent Application - Reunion Neuroscience (NASDAQ:REUN), Mindset Pharma (OTC:MSSTF) - Vimarsana News

Terran Biosciences Steps Into 4-OH-DiPT Prodrug Arena With New Patent Application - Reunion Neuroscience (NASDAQ:REUN), Mindset Pharma (OTC:MSSTF)

As Reunion Neuroscience (NASDAQ: REUN) and Mindset Pharma (OTCMKTS: MSSTF) continue their court battle over claims on a novel 4-OH-DiPT prodrug, private biotech company Terran Biosciences has also filed a patent application over a proprietary polymorph, 

Frank Biden Says He's Talked to Joe Biden about Legalizing Psychedelics - Vimarsana News

Frank Biden Says He's Talked to Joe Biden about Legalizing Psychedelics

Frank Biden said he's talked about the benefits of psychedelics to his brother, amid a push by the industry to legalize them for medical treatment.

Psychedelic healing law trips up some in Colorado - Vimarsana News

Psychedelic healing law trips up some in Colorado

COKEDALE, Colo. -- Jack Van Heesch experimented hard with all sorts of psychedelics back in the day.

What Can Communities Do to Prevent Psychedelic Healing Centers? - Vimarsana News

What Can Communities Do to Prevent Psychedelic Healing Centers?

City and county governments in Colorado are not allowed to banish the psychedelics industry from inside their borders, even if their residents don’t want it. They may, however, regulate the time, place and manner of its existence.

Some Colorado communities don't want psychedelic healing centers — but can they stop them? - Vimarsana News

Some Colorado communities don't want psychedelic healing centers — but can they stop them?

Jack Van Heesch was one of nearly 1.3 million Coloradans last November to vote for Proposition 122, which decriminalized the growing, use and sharing of psilocybin and psilocin. But his was a rare yes vote in Cokedale, a tiny hamlet of 150 residents not jazzed about psilocybin healing centers coming in.