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The phenomenology of psilocybin's experience mediates subsequent persistent psychological effects independently of sex, previous experience, or setting.

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Tereza Klučková; Marek Nikolič; Filip Tylš; Vojtěch Viktorin; Čestmír Vejmola; Michaela Viktorinová; Anna Bravermanová; Renáta Androvičová; Veronika Andrashko; Jakub Korčák; Peter Zach; Kateřina Hájková; Martin Kuchař; Marie Balíková; Martin Brunovský; Jiří Horáček; Tomáš Páleníček
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2025

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Tereza Klučková; Marek Nikolič; Filip Tylš; Vojtěch Viktorin; Čestmír Vejmola; Michaela Viktorinová; Anna Bravermanová; Renáta Androvičová; Veronika Andrashko; Jakub Korčák; Peter Zach; Kateřina Hájková; Martin Kuchař; Marie Balíková; Martin Brunovský; Jiří Horáček; Tomáš Páleníček. (2025). The phenomenology of psilocybin's experience mediates subsequent persistent psychological effects independently of sex, previous experience, or setting. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40522607/

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