Chemist Bjorn Fritzsche holds a psilocybin mushroom at Rose City Laboratories in Portland.Lizzy Acker/The Oregonian
A group of people trained to supervise psychedelic mushroom use in Oregon have filed a federal lawsuit hoping to adjust the state’s psilocybin law to allow disabled people or people with terminal illnesses to use mushrooms at home.
The law, passed by voters in 2020, now says people can use mushrooms only in state-licensed psilocybin service centers.
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