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Abstract
Drugs for assisted suicide may bypass standard regulatory processes despite limited evidence.
- Psychedelics face significant barriers to regulation, even though there is promising evidence for their use internationally.
- The current regulatory approach in the UK shows a disparity between assisted suicide drugs and psychedelics.
- There is a call for drugs for assisted suicide to adhere to the same regulatory standards as other medications.
- Rescheduling psychedelics could facilitate further clinical research and exploration of their therapeutic potential.
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