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An open library of psychedelics and consciousness research. Plain-language summaries with study design and sample size, free to read.
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This open-access library contains over 37,000 articles on psychedelics and consciousness research, aggregated from PubMed, OpenAlex, Europe PMC, bioRxiv, and other sources. Each article includes a plain-language summary with study design, sample size, and key findings, plus a link to the original source. The collection spans psychedelics, meditation, philosophy of mind, and humanities research, with curated pages organized by compound and condition. Researchers, students, and curious readers can search and browse the entire library for free.
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Search an ever-growing collection of studies on the mind and its altered states, each summarized in plain language. 37,866 articles, aggregated from PubMed, OpenAlex, Europe PMC, bioRxiv, and more, each summarized in plain language. Every summary is free to read, and every article links back to its original source. Tens of thousands of articles from PubMed, OpenAlex, Europe PMC, bioRxiv, and more, spanning psychedelics, meditation, philosophy of mind, and the humanities, each summarized with study design, sample size, and key finding. Curated pages for every major compound, condition, practice, and tradition: the evidence at a glance, common study designs, and active clinical trials in one…from consciousnesslibrary.org
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