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weekend, fda advisory committee voted overwhelmingly against the use of a drug called the mdma, more commonly known as ecstasy to treat post-traumatic stress disorder the fda has final say whether the treatment will be approved, but the vote is a big setback when member of the committee who voted against approving mdma said he believes it's premature this moment to authorize the drug, but also said, quote, i think this is a really exciting citing treatment i'm really encouraged by the results to date, there are a number of studies being done on potentially exciting treatments for mental health issues. >> several years ago, i reported for cbs is 60 minutes on studies being done with psychedelics in particular, psilocybin a powerful mind-altering substance that may have potential in the treatment of depression, anxiety, even addiction we want to show you that 60 minutes report now and we should know that one of the researchers in at roland griffiths died in october, the age of 77 after a diagnosis of colon cancer people asked me, you won't do it again, i said, hell, no, i
without patient's knowledge fear over ramp and drug use and the spread of the counterculture movement. not to mention harvard professor timothy liri, urging people to turn on, tune in and drop out lead to a clamp down. >> this nation faces a major crisis in terms of the increasing use of drugs, particularly among our young people. >> in 1970, president richard nixon sayyed the controlled substances act nearly all scientific research in the us into the effects of psychedelics on people stopped. it wasn't until 2000. it's scientists, roland griffiths, one fda approval to study psilocybin this whole area of research has been in the deep freeze for 25 or 30 years. and so as a scientist, sometimes i feel like rip van winkle. >> once you saw results, yeah, that red lights start flashing. >> this is extraordinarily interesting. it's unprecedented and the capacity of the human organism to change. it just was astounding.
other court case. >> no other court cases. and i think donald trump is one of the luckiest man alive. i mean, he caught such a lucky break of all of the cases of all four of the cases. this was the offense that seemed the most minor this is the one that it is easiest for his allies and enablers to argue, didn't need to be prosecuted i mean, i wrote this right after the verdict. i don't think these 34 felony counts are going to change much, and i'm also not locked them into your world. i'm sure it's the lucky break. >> he has been afforded due process as any criminal, as much as any criminal defendant ever has and has used that very effectively through his counsel and had judges is some luck with judges, but framed protonate. thank you so much. appreciate it just ahead. and fda advisory committee voted overwhelmingly against the use of drug ecstasy mdma to treat post-traumatic stress will tell you why and explore how some researchers are hoping psychedelic drugs might help improve mental health detect this. >> living with hiv. robert
u.n. report said that interrogators made me sit on something like a hot stick and it felt like fire, and also said that another detainee died after they put the electric stick of his . according to the times, roughly 4002 detainees at sde teiman, 35 have died. at least 12 soldiers have been dismissed from their roles in the site, some for excessive use of force. a doctor at the camp said he could not understand why israeli soldiers had captured many of the people he treated. one was paraplegic, another weighed roughly 300 pounds, and a third had breathed since childhood or a tube inserted in his neck. why they brought him, i don't know, the doctor said, adding they take everyone. to be clear here, this is not an accidental targeting of civilians and the fog of combat. this is a detention facility that the israelis control, that they run. the israeli military says that
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candidates to worldviews and how increasingly the stark differences between them over core american principles truly are different from any other presidential rates, keeping them honest also tonight, new figures detailing just how many millions dollars in gifts supreme court justices have received over the years. >> and which serving justice raked in most of it later in the wake of an fda panel rejecting the use of mdma ecstasy to treat post-traumatic stress. my 60 minutes reporting on research into psychedelics in treating serious mental illness. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight. keep them honest with a matter of fact, not opinion know about the democratic republican candidates for president. whatever else you might think of them and whoever you plan on voting for november president biden and former president trump, see the world is differently one from another as any to modern-day candidates have what's more, there are differences are not trivial. they touched on decades of bipartisan consensus about the way american democracy in
200 acre spotfire. >> that one happening all through town that resulted in the town starting to burn all at once, 30,000 people were trying to be evacuated while being overrun by fire. >> if i were to turn around, john ago this is bad a new episode of violent earth with leaves schreiber, air sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn hey, thank you all for watching anderson cooper 360 is next tonight on 362 candidates to worldviews and how increasingly the stark differences between them over core american principles truly are different from any other presidential race raimondo also tonight, new figures detailing just how many millions dollars in gifts supreme court justices have received over the years. and which serving justice raked in most today later in the wake of an fda panel rejecting the use of mdma ecstasy to treat
like this one. but there were also abuses. >> the us military and cia experimented with lsd sometimes without patient's knowledge fear over rampant drug use and the spread of the counterculture movement, not to mention harvard professor timothy leary jury urging people to turn on tune in and drop out lead to a clamp down. this nation faces a major crisis in terms of the increasing use of drugs, particularly among our young people in 1970, president richard nixon signed the controlled substances act and nearly all scientific research in the the us into the facts psychedelics on people stopped it wasn't until 2000. >> scientists roland griffiths, one fda approval to study psilocybin. >> this whole area of research has been in the deep freeze for 25 or 30 years. and so as a scientist, sometimes i feel like rip van winkle and once you saw results, yeah, that red lights start flashing. this is