Interest in the therapeutic potential of psychedelics is at an all-time high.
Newly-formed Boston-based biotech Delix Therapeutics believes the rapid neurological effects of such compounds shows that “a rewiring of the brain” is possible.
Just as important, the firm hopes to become the only group to offer a drug which can produce powerful therapeutic benefits without the hindrance of potential hallucinogenic effects.
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