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Publicación Costo de oportunidad de los campesinos con cultivos de uso ilícito(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Londoño Hincapié, Julián David; Dávalos Álvarez, EleonoraPublicación Evaluación del Triptófano en la producción de Psilocibina en el cultivo sumergido de psilocybe sp.(Universidad EAFIT, 2015) Giraldo Campuzano, Adriana; Sáez Vega, Alex ArmandoPublicación La influencia del sett y el setting en los cambios funcionales percibidos por individuos que han experimentado con psilocibina en contextos controlados y no controlados en jóvenes mayores de 20 años(Universidad EAFIT, 2026-01-27) Vial Zuluaga, Daniel; Montoya López, Mateo; Echeverri Álvarez, JonathanThis study addresses psilocybin and its negative social perception, which has developed due to years of misinformation in the media, such as headlines like “The Dangerous Rise of the Hallucinogenic Mushroom” (El Tiempo, January 19, 2024). Although psilocybin shows benefits in the treatment of psychopathology, such as anxiety and depression, its social representation hinders its consideration in the therapeutic field. The objective of this research is to explore the experiences of individuals who have consumed psilocybin in controlled and uncontrolled environments, evaluating how the set and setting influence perceived functional changes, such as emotional regulation, cognitive flexibility, and changes in habits. The methodology employs a phenomenological approach with semi-structured interviews to collect detailed accounts from the participants. This research proposes that understanding these aspects can provide a more rigorous view of the therapeutic effects of psilocybin, promoting a broad debate on its regulation and potential as an alternative for patients with poor adherence to psychotropic medications or for anyone seeking an alternative.Publicación Literature review : marijuana legalization effects in social and economic variables(Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Uribe Gómez, Jeronimo; Velásquez Bonilla, Santiago; EAFITPublicación Mecanismos de intervención del Estado en el mercado del cannabis medicinal, para el éxito de pequeños y medianos cultivadores, productores y comercializadores(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Espinosa Echeverry, Alex; Duncan Cruz, Gustavo; Duncan Cruz, GustavoThe following investigation puts forward tools of public action to intervene in the medicinal cannabis market, attempting to contribute to small and medium size farmers, producers and commercializers of medicinal cannabis in Colombia, considering its recent legalization, potential for growth, small and medium size startups may be left behind. In order to clearly define which tools to use, six startups were selected to study their success. Three of them, large corporations: Pharmacielo, Khiron and Cleverleaves, pioneers and leaders in the current market; three of them were small startups linked to associations: Asoprocanna, Miravallenorte, Muiscanabis. In all cases, success factors and obstacles were identified to define the right tools of public action in favor of small and medium size farmers, producers and comercializers of medicinal cannabis. Tools of public action include public investment, better regulation, speed up paperwork for exports, support and promotion of medicinal cannabis education and expansion to international markets.Publicación Potencial terapéutico de la psicoterapia asistida con sustancias psicoactivas desde la perspectiva de un grupo de terapeutas en la ciudad de Medellín y sus alrededores(Universidad EAFIT, 2018) Rojas Zapata, Evelyn; Jaramillo Sofan, Yessica; Orejuela Gómez, Jonny JavierPublicación The Impact of the Legalization of Medical Marijuana in the Opioid Epidemic(Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Plata Rúa, Alejandra; Acosta Mejía, Camilo AndrésWe study the effects of marijuana legalization on demand for opioids in the United states. We tackle this question using transaction level data on the purchases of opioids by all pharmacies across the US between 2006 and 2012, together with a difference-in-discontinuity research design across two pairs of states: Michigan and Indiana, and New Mexico and Texas. We show that, on average, the legalization of marijuana has lead to a reduction in the purchases of opioids. However, this negative effects is mainly driven by a reduction along the Michigan-Indiana border, while there has been an increase along the New Mexico-Texas border. This ambiguous effects, which mimics the contradictory evidence found in the literature, suggest the existence of important heterogeneous effects and the need for further investigating such differences.