Shrooms
A Guy Tried Mainlining Shrooms. Then They Grew in His Blood
The 30-year-old ended up in hospital with multiple organ failure and fungal infections after injecting a mushroom tea.
What All the New Drug Policies Mean For You, Personally
Is it legal to do meth in Oregon? What's the deal with shrooms in D.C.? When is weed getting descheduled?
We Asked Experts How Risky It Is to Self-Medicate With Mushrooms
Studies showing the mental health benefits of psychedelics are inspiring people to take matters into their own hands. But doctors warn it's not as simple as it sounds.
Researchers Got People to Hallucinate from Fake Psychedelics
When it comes to taking hallucinogenic drugs, context may matter in deeper ways than previously assumed.
A Hockey Player Blamed Shrooms for His Brutal Attack on a Woman. It Worked
Matthew Brown broke into Janet Hamnett’s home naked and beat her with a broomstick handle, screaming like an animal. A judge acquitted him because he was high.
Psychedelics Were Already Having a Good Year. Then Andrew Yang Tweeted
"We are at the forefront of the fight to end the war on drugs," one advocate said of a budding movement.
People Are Deliberately 'Horror-Tripping' on Mushrooms
A small group of drug users swear by purposefully bad trips. In them, they find positive gain rather than just sweaty panic.
a new study finds shrooms boost creativity for up to a week
The magical fungus is considered the "safest drug" and can also improve empathy.
a new study finds shrooms boost creativity for up to a week
The magical fungus is considered the "safest drug" and can also improve empathy.
How the UK Fell Back in Love with Magic Mushrooms
The rate of shroom use has doubled among young people, to a 12-year high. What prompted the return of the old fashioned trip?
The U.S. Is Now Home to the Biggest Shroom Research Center in the World
This school just took psychedelic research to the next level.