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scheduled drug

scheduled drug A scheduled drug is a psychotropic substance whose use is controlled by law.

A scheduled drug is a psychotropic substance whose use is controlled by law. In the source, these drugs can be used medically only under restricted conditions and usually on a case-by-case basis when standard treatment has not worked and there is some evidence the drug may help the condition.

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Drafting source: Oehen Peter; Gasser Peter. Using a MDMA- and LSD-Group Therapy Model in Clinical Practice in Switzerland and Highlighting the Treatment of Trauma-Related Disorders. 2022; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.863552; article XML SHA-256 3b7207e94515ae7a2d212ab80bddc9dac6f1e2d53260a7df8232e8f129eaa91c. “Using a MDMA- and LSD-Group Therapy Model in Clinical Practice in Switzerland and Highlighting the Treatment of Trauma-Related Disorders” (10.3389/fpsyt.2022.863552).
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