Examines the potential of psychedelic therapies in high-need populations, highlighting necessary regulatory considerations.
Psychedelic-assisted therapies are unlikely to follow a conventional prescription model and instead require specialist-delivered, psychotherapy-integrated care under appropriate regulatory and ethical safeguards. While late-stage trials support their potential in high-need populations, unresolved challenges, including long-term safety, scalability, workforce training, equity of access, and medico-legal accountability, must be addressed before broader clinical implementation.
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