A newly filed federal lawsuit against Oregon officials says the state’s first-in-the-nation psilocybin law discriminates against disabled individuals who can’t travel to designated service centers where the substance is administered, unfairly depriving them of potential benefits to health and well-being. Under state law, “the provision of psilocybin services is explicitly restricted to licensed service centers … Continue reading Lawsuit Says Oregon’s Psilocybin Law Illegally Discriminates Against Homebound Patients Who Can’t Travel To Psychedelic Service Centers