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psychedelic drug
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psychedelic drug (sī'kədĕl`ĭk): see hallucinogenic drug hallucinogenic drug (həl
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program, state initiatives to prevent high-risk drinking on campus, methadone maintenance, methamphetamine synthesis, and the evolution of the regulation of the medical uses of psychedelic drugs and marijuana.
British biographer John Higgs draws upon previously unavailable archive of documents in "I Have America Surrounded: The Life Of Timothy Leary", new biography of Timothy Leary, the brilliant Harvard University psychologist who was one of the leading proponents of using psychedelic drugs like LSD to expand the mind's perception.
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