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Outlawing of Psychoactive Drugs 'Scientific Censorship' Says Former Drug Advisor
Criminalization of marijuana, psychedelic mushrooms and other psychoactive drugs in the U.K. amounts to an act of scientific censorship that inhibits further research from being done, according to a leading researcher on the effects of drugs on the human brain.
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