Federal court rules Health Canada decision to block experiential psilocybin training was unreasonable
June 19, 2025
The Federal Court of Appeal is ordering Canada's Health Minister to rethink a 2022 refusal to grant exemptions to 96 health-care professionals from using dried hallucinogenic mushrooms as part of experiential training that will allow them to administer the drugs to patients.
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