the end of Halpern’s talk, Tom Shroder, former editor of The Washington Post Magazine and author of the book “Acid Test: LSD, Ecstasy and the Power to Heal,” began to speak. The book tells the tales of Doblin and emergency room doctor-turned-psychiatrist Michael Mithoefer, and how they ended up treating Nicholas Blackston, a marine with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) using MDMA. A year after his treatment with MDMA, Blackstone no longer had PTSD, the researchers reported.

In 1975, Shroder passed through Sarasota, Fla. as the editor of the University of Florida’s newspaper. He decided to do a feature on a man he saw building a house with psychedelic-inspired stained glass – it was Doblin.

By the mid-1980s, Doblin was an outspoken advocate for the healing power of MDMA. Shroder, whoThe Medical Practitoners Act 1978 provided for the establishment of a body known as the
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(a) promote the development of postgraduate medical and dental education and training and
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The Medical Practitoners Act 1978 provided for the establishment of a body known as the
Postgraduate Medical and Dental Board with the following functions..
(a) promote the development of postgraduate medical and dental education and training and
to co-ordinate sub developments;
(b) advise the Minister for Health on all matters including financial matters reIating to
the development and co-ordination of postgraduate medical education and
training;
(e) provide