COMPASS Pathways believes it has found a viable, mind-altering therapy for treating long-term depression: a synthetic form of psilocybin now in Phase IIb trials which, if successful, could surmount current legal barriers and stigma associated with psychedelic substances, the company’s co-founder and chief innovation officer told Scrip.
A big step towards that goal was achieved this year in a placebo-controlled Phase I study evaluating COMP360 (psilocybin) in...
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