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Psychedelic research led by Queen’s professor earns Canadian Cancer Society grant

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The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) has announced new grant funding for research into treatment of people with advanced cancer, including research of psychedelic assisted cancer therapy that is led in part by a Queen’s psychiatry professor. The project, led by Queen’s Dr. Ronald Shore and Dr. Linda Carlson of the University of Calgary, focuses on using psilocybin assisted therapy to help treat feelings of anxiety, depression, and hopelessness that…
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Psychedelic research led by Queen’s professor earns Canadian Cancer Society grant

The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) has announced new grant funding for research into treatment of people with advanced cancer, including research of psychedelic assisted cancer therapy that is led in part by a Queen’s psychiatry professor. The project, led by Queen’s Dr. Ronald Shore and Dr. Linda Carlson of the University of Calgary, focuses on using psilocybin assisted therapy to help treat feelings of anxiety, depression, and hopelessness that…

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