Psychedelic public health: State of the field and implications for equity
Heather Kuiper,
Chris Alley,
Zoë Harris,
Cordelia Kuiper Rauch,
Marlena Robbins,
Pablo Rodriguez,
Paula Tomczak,
Julian Urrutia and
Veronica Magar
Social Science & Medicine, 2024, vol. 357, issue C
Abstract:
Psychedelic Public Health is an emerging discipline uniting the practices of public health with the potential benefits of psychedelics to reduce harm and promote health, wellness, and equity at community and population levels. Little is known regarding the current state of psychedelic public health despite rising psychedelic usage, evidence of its health efficacy, opening policy environments, and concerns regarding equity and potential harms.
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2024.117134
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