Contrary to fears, psilocybin users with depression continue to seek treatment
In a nationally representative study on psilocybin use and mental health treatment, researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine have found that among people with depression, those who use psilocybin pursue mental health care at rates similar to those of nonusers.
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