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FDA Allows First Ibogaine-Based Clinical Study

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The FDA has authorized a clinical study for a medication derived from Ibogaine, a psychedelic extracted from an African shrub. The pharmaceutical company conducting the study intends to use the drug to treat alcoholism. This marks the first clinical study allowed in the United States for an Ibogaine-related substance. The study is part of a broader pilot program launched last year. Researchers noted that progress in this field has been slow due to the difficulty of obtaining approval for research involving these substances. The study is part of broader research into various substances in different stages of development.

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FDA Ibogaine alcoholism clinical trial

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BBC WS backup

“FDA also allowed a clinical study of a medication based on Ibogaine, which is a psychedelic extracted from an African shrub, and the pharmaceutical company studying it wants to use it to treat alcoholism.”

BBC World Service

“the FDA also allowed a clinical study of a medication based on ibogaine, which is a psychedelic extracted from an African shrub, and the pharmaceutical company studying it wants to use it to treat alcoholism.”

BBC World Service

“the pharmaceutical company studying it wants to use it to treat alcoholism.”

BBC Radio 4

“The FDA also allowed a clinical study of a medication based on ibogaine, which is a psychedelic extracted from an African shrub. And the pharmaceutical company studying it wants to use it to treat alcoholism.”

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