2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.euroneuro.2021.10.741
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“…Of the 42 articles, 16 were excluded due to focusing on psychedelic interventions in healthy individuals, 14 due to being unrelated to psychedelic interventions or depression, 5 due to being non-primary articles (i.e., book chapters, reviews), and 1 due to having no accessible results. After assessing the full text of the 6 remaining articles for eligibility, 5 published studies 56 60 and 1 conference abstract 61 , 62 were included. An additional article by Daws et al 63 (2022) was retrieved from other sources (i.e., PubMed).…”
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“…Of the 42 articles, 16 were excluded due to focusing on psychedelic interventions in healthy individuals, 14 due to being unrelated to psychedelic interventions or depression, 5 due to being non-primary articles (i.e., book chapters, reviews), and 1 due to having no accessible results. After assessing the full text of the 6 remaining articles for eligibility, 5 published studies 56 60 and 1 conference abstract 61 , 62 were included. An additional article by Daws et al 63 (2022) was retrieved from other sources (i.e., PubMed).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An additional article by Daws et al 63 (2022) was retrieved from other sources (i.e., PubMed). The conference abstract included in this review by Wall et al 61 , 62 (2021) has also been recently made available as a pre-print. 62 Detailed results of the published studies are provided in Table 1 .…”
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confidence: 99%
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