Veterans touted psychedelics as a critical mental health treatment option, particularly when other medications and therapies are ineffective. Elected officials gathered last week to discuss those same benefits, as they too sought to drum up support for Question 4. 


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Veterans touted psychedelics as a critical mental health treatment option, particularly when other medications and therapies are ineffective. Elected officials gathered last week to discuss those s…{ai:summary}<p>Veterans advocate for psychedelics as a vital mental health treatment, especially when conventional therapies fail. Elected officials recently convened to explore these benefits and garner support for Question 4.  </p><p>#health</p>

Massachusetts ballot question 4: Supporters say people are using psychedelics already, and they should be legal

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