Psychedelics 3.0: Challenges and Opportunities in an Evolving Field

The Syneos Health Podcast

There is a significant unmet need for medicines to treat neuropsychiatric and neurological conditions in underserved patient populations. Recently, there has been renewed interest in psychedelic, hallucinogenic and dissociative compounds to meet those needs. In clinical trials, a wide array of these compounds are showing efficacy across a variety of indications.

Syneos Health experts Andy Moniz, Dr. Leslie Moldauer, Zelma Gandy Don Sing and Lindsay Crampton—along with Dr. Aaron Koenig, CMO of Delix Therapeutics—convened in a roundtable discussion to provide their own unique perspectives about the current and future state of psychedelic drug development and how to actively navigate the rapidly evolving field of clinical trials for these revolutionary treatments.

Listen in to hear how psychedelics have progressed from their origins as a spiritual aid, their acceptance as a treatment for neuropsychiatric conditions, and the development of next-generation compounds.

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