The Doctors -- MDMA therapeutic use to conquer PTSD

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March 18, 2015




 
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Reboot the brain with Ecstasy? See how the psychedelic drug is being used to treat PTSD. Then, after a rare disease caused half of her face to lose its volume, one woman receives a life-changing reconstructive surgery. And, find out how one mom’s unusual pregnancy symptoms helped signal a serious neurological condition.    

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