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A latest study done by British scientists found that the active psychedelic compound in magic mushrooms is as effective as an antidepressant drug and can really help patients suffering&nbsp;from depression.&nbsp;
The research involved 59 patients with moderate to severe depression who got doses of&nbsp;psilocybin and antidepressant medicine&nbsp;escitalopram.
The latest study was conducted under specific controlled conditions with two therapists and a regulated dose formulated in laboratory conditions.&nbsp;It is advised that patients with depression should not try to self-medicate with magic mushrooms.
We are all aware that depression is one of the leading causes of ill health worldwide, and existing treatments are often ineffective or have adverse side effects that lead patients to stop taking them. So now the question on everybody's&nbsp;mind is -&nbsp;how effective will the magic mushrooms' active compound be?
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Magic mushroom's active compound as good as any antidepressant: Study

A latest study done by British scientists found that the active psychedelic compound in magic mushrooms is as effective as an antidepressant drug and can really help patients suffering&nbsp;from depression.&nbsp;
The research involved 59 patients with moderate to severe depression who got doses of&nbsp;psilocybin and antidepressant medicine&nbsp;escitalopram.
The latest study was conducted under specific controlled conditions with two therapists and a regulated dose formulated in laboratory conditions.&nbsp;It is advised that patients with depression should not try to self-medicate with magic mushrooms.
We are all aware that depression is one of the leading causes of ill health worldwide, and existing treatments are often ineffective or have adverse side effects that lead patients to stop taking them. So now the question on everybody's&nbsp;mind is -&nbsp;how effective will the magic mushrooms' active compound be?

The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs on Wednesday voted to remove marijuana from the list of the world's most dangerous drugs and reclassify it as 'less dangerous drug.'&nbsp;
The decision came after a close vote where China, Pakistan and Russia were among the nations voting against the motion, that was passed after a recommendation by WHO.&nbsp;
The decision does not automatic legalise recreational marijuana use but has a far-reaching impact on its medicinal use and research&nbsp;all over the world&nbsp;

UN removes cannabis from 'Most Dangerous Drugs' category 

UN Drug Commission reclassifies marijuana&nbsp;as less dangerous drug
The decision came from a close vote, recommendation by WHO&nbsp;
The motion to have far-reaching impact on medicinal use and research&nbsp;

The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs on Wednesday voted to remove marijuana from the list of the world's most dangerous drugs and reclassify it as 'less dangerous drug.'&nbsp;
The decision came after a close vote where China, Pakistan and Russia were among the nations voting against the motion, that was passed after a recommendation by WHO.&nbsp;
The decision does not automatic legalise recreational marijuana use but has a far-reaching impact on its medicinal use and research&nbsp;all over the world.&nbsp;

This looks like it came right out of a movie! In a bid to make the country safer, the anti-narcotics force of Pakistan destroyed over 400kgs of illegal seized drugs in a drug burning ceremony. The pictures of the event are now going viral, and the female officers in the pictures have been hailed by the internet as 'badass' 

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