How ecstasy may have saved October 7 attack survivors from trauma
Hamas gunmen attacked the Nova Music Festival in southern Israel, killing many and abducting several others. Now, research by ...
MDMA, LSD May Have Protected Festivalgoers From October 7 Trauma, Study Claims
The researchers analysed the psychological responses of over 650 festival survivors - two-thirds of whom had taken MDMA, LSD, ...
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Nova survivors who took ecstasy may have been protected from trauma, study suggests
A new study by Israeli neuroscientists working with survivors of the Nova music festival suggests that the drug MDMA, also ...
MDMA may have protected Israeli festival-goers from trauma after Hamas attack
Neuroscientists working with attendees of the Nova music festival in Israel say there are early signs MDMA may have offered ...
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Drugs were shield against trauma? MDMA may have protected Nova music festival survivors from psychological scars
Of the 650 survivors who participated in the study, two-thirds were under the influence of recreational drugs such as MDMA, ...
Party drug MDMA may have protected survivors of Nova attack from trauma, study suggests
As dawn approached on the morning of 7 October 2023, many of the partygoers at the Nova music festival near Gaza's border ...
Party drug MDMA protected survivors of Oct 7 Hamas attack from trauma, says study
A study suggests MDMA may have helped survivors of the October 7 Hamas attack at the Nova Music Festival cope with trauma.
‘LSD, MDMA’: Party drugs may have helped survivors of October 7 attack, study claims
MDMA and other party drugs may have helped festivalgoers who survived Hamas’ horrific October 7 attack, a new study suggests.
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Party drug MDMA may have protected survivors of Nova attack from trauma, study suggests
Michal is one of the festival-goers who believes MDMA helped her during the attack [Oren Rosenfeld / BBC] ...
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‘LSD, MDMA’: Party drugs may have helped survivors of October 7 attack, study claims
MDMA, LSD and other illegal drugs may have helped survivors who were high during Hamas’ October 7 attack, a new study suggests. Hundreds of festival goers were allegedly under the influence of ...