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As Ozempic keeps flying off the shelves, more and more people are taking the drug into their own hands by "microdosing" it.

RX and Medicine

More and More People Are Microdosing Ozempic

By Noor Al-Sibai

Ozempic-curious people are taking a novel approach to using the blockbuster weight loss drug — and some doctors are even doing it themselves.

Health & Medicine

People Are Apparently Microdosing Ozempic

By Noor Al-Sibai

The startup CEO who was fired for taking LSD before an investor meeting is now suing his former employer for alleged ableist and racist discrimination.

Health & Medicine

Former CEO Sues Company That Fired Him for Microdosing LSD in an Investor Meeting

By Noor Al-Sibai

There are apparently some drug researchers who hate fun and think that microdosing is fake.

Microdosing Acid Doesn’t Have Any Benefits, Say Scientists With No Sense of Fun

By Noor Al-Sibai

The CEO of a Silicon Valley-based startup was dismissed for microdosing LSD right before a meeting in 2019.

Health & Medicine

Silicon Valley CEO Fired for Microdosing LSD at Work

By Victor Tangermann

A placebo-controlled study identified which impacts of microdosing LSD, from improved focus to anxiety, emerge at which dosages.

RX and Medicine

Study: Microdosing LSD Improves Mood and Cognition

By Dan Robitzski

Medical researchers gave Alzheimer's patients LSD to see how it affected their cognition. The treatment seemed safe, paving the way for future studies.

Doctors Are Giving Alzheimer’s Patients LSD

By Dan Robitzski

A Denver beverage company is developing teas and coffees infused with psilocybin, the compound that gives "magic mushrooms" hallucinogenic properties.

Health & Medicine

This Startup Is Developing Tea, Coffee Infused With Psilocybin

By Kristin Houser

The practice of microdosing psychedelic drugs is reaching the mainstream, according to a newly published piece in The Guardian.

Health & Medicine

Moms Are Microdosing Magic Mushrooms, Just Like Tech Execs

By Kristin Houser

New research shows that dosages of the drug DMT that are too low to cause hallucinations could indeed reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety.

Health & Medicine

New Study: Microdosing DMT Reduces Depression and Anxiety

By Jon Christian

A new study on the cognitive effects of microdosing finds that it can alleviate depression and stress but doesn't have the profound effects people expect.

Health & Medicine

First Rigorous Study: Microdosing Fights Depression, Improves Focus

By Dan Robitzski

A Microdose Of “Magic Mushrooms” Could Unleash Your Creativity

Health & Medicine

A Microdose Of “Magic Mushrooms” Could Unleash Your Creativity

By Kristin Houser

A Researcher Wants to Test the Effects of Microdosing on Cognitive Ability and Productivity

Neuroscience and Brain

A Researcher Wants to Test the Effects of Microdosing on Cognitive Ability and Productivity