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Moral Considerations and the Experience of Ego Dissolution: Insights from Psilocybin

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Journal: Asian Journal of Ethics in Health and Medicine
Date: 2025-01-01
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DOI: 10.51847/ml10ckoxsw
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Azimjon Karimov Dilshodbek Rasulov

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psilocybin Anxiety Addiction Chronic Pain Creativity Toxicity Clinical Trial

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