Missouri bill would decriminalize 'magic mushrooms' for certain uses in specific healthcare settings

Missouri bill would decriminalize 'magic mushrooms' for certain uses in specific healthcare settings

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Missouri bill would decriminalize 'magic mushrooms' for certain uses in specific healthcare settings

Missouri patients who suffer from certain health conditions might be able to legally use a certain psychedelic in a healthcare setting. 

State Representative Tony Lovasco, a Republican from St. Charles County, says his bill would be for psilocybin, often referred to as magic mushrooms. 

A Missouri House committee is expected to vote Tuesday on his bill that would be used to help with treatment-resistant depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and certain terminal illnesses.

During a committee hearing, no one spoke in opposition to Lovasco’s bill. 

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