Psychedelic medicine is approaching a turning point. The U.S. needs the right infrastructure to be ready

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Fortune	Psychedelic medicine is approaching a turning point. The U.S. needs the right infrastructure to be ready	Today’s psychedelics bear little resemblance to 1970s counterparts. These medicines undergo rigorous clinical trials and licensed manufacturing processes.	12 Oct, 12:35	12 Oct, 13:15	0m	fortune.com	First

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