Australia Becomes First Country To Regulate Psilocybin & MDMA As Medicines
Executive Summary
The Therapeutic Goods Administration said its decision to down-schedule two psychedelic substances to controlled drug status followed extensive public consultation, a report from an independent expert panel, and advice from the Advisory Committee on Medicines Scheduling.
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