Research Keyword: cross-sectional survey

Attitudes toward psychedelics and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy among Australian mental healthcare providers

Australian doctors and mental health professionals have positive views about using psychedelics like psilocybin and MDMA to treat depression and trauma, which were recently approved by regulators. However, many still have safety concerns and gaps in their knowledge, particularly psychiatrists. Most doctors learn about psychedelics from podcasts and websites rather than formal training. The study recommends that professional organizations provide better education to prepare healthcare workers for this new treatment approach.

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More than ten years without changes in the prevalence of adverse food reactions among Mexican adults: Comparison of two cross-sectional surveys

Researchers compared food allergy rates in Mexico between 2012-2013 and 2023-2024, finding that about 19% of adults reported adverse food reactions in both periods. Surprisingly, unlike many other countries that have seen increases in food allergies, the prevalence in Mexico remained stable over the 11-year period. Women and people with allergic skin conditions or hay fever were more likely to experience food reactions, while those aged 25-50 had lower risk.

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