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Elements of Science

Chemistry has its periodic table of elements—now psychedelic science does too!

The Elements of Science presents the most fundamental topics that make up the complex field of psychedelic research. If you want to explore the science of psychedelics and aren’t sure where to start, or if you came across something in a paper that you couldn’t decipher, these videos can help break it down. Just like you need basic elements to understand chemistry, these Elements of Science will arm you with all you’ll need to know to understand scientific knowledge about psychedelics.

Elements is an ongoing project, with new videos uploaded regularly. Stay tuned!

Substances

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LSD

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: What is LSD, and why are scientists interested in studying it?

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Cannabinoids

You’ve probably heard of cannabis – but what about cannabinoids? These molecules are a unique class found in plants, but also sometimes made in the lab – and even in your own brain.

Mental Health

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Depression

Depression undermines joy. It is shockingly common, yet still difficult to treat, and even more difficult to live with.

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Substance Use Disorder

Substance use disorders devastate patients, families, and communities. Once they get started, they dig a hole that is tough to crawl out of. Learn about the symptoms, why it’s so hard to quit, and what might help pull someone out.

Psychedelic-assisted Therapy

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Harm Reduction in Psychedelic Studies

You’ve probably heard that psychedelics are capable of causing “bad trips.” Yet scientists have found that there are several ways to reduce the likelihood of “bad trips” happening during clinical trials.