THE ORLANDO SENTINEL September 5, 1993 Sunday, 3 STAR SECTION: A SECTION; Pg. A12 LOAD-DATE-MDX: September 16, 1993 LENGTH: 671 words LANGUAGE: ENGLISH HEADLINE: DRUG’S SIDE-EFFECT: BLOCKING OF ADDICTION; SOME USERS CLAIM THE HALLUCINOGENIC DRUG IBOGAINE CAN HALT THEIR DESIRE TO TAKE HEROIN. BYLINE: Compiled From Wire Reports DATELINE: NEW…
The Washington Post August 27, 1993, Friday, Final Edition SECTION: FIRST SECTION; PAGE A11 LENGTH: 324 words LANGUAGE: ENGLISH HEADLINE: Human Testing of Hallucinogen Backed SERIES: Occasional BYLINE: Los Angeles Times BODY: A federal advisory panel has recommended that the Food and Drug Administration allow limited human testing of ibogaine,…
Copyright 1993 States News Service States News Service August 26, 1993, Thursday LENGTH: 629 words LANGUAGE: ENGLISH HEADLINE: FDA Approves Miami Researchers’ Hallucinogen Experiment On Humans BYLINE: By Sarah Pekkanen, States News Service DATELINE: WASHINGTON BODY: Mark L. was snorting, smoking and injecting $100 worth of cocaine and heroin every…
Copyright 1993 The Times Mirror Company Los Angeles Times August 26, 1993, Thursday, Home Edition Correction Appended LANGUAGE: ENGLISH LOAD-DATE-MDC: August 27, 1993 SECTION: Part A; Page 15; Column 1; National Desk LENGTH: 637 words HEADLINE: FDA ADVISERS OK HUMAN TESTING OF HALLUCINOGEN; HEALTH: SUPPORTERS SAY IBOGAINE MAY HELP SOME…
Copyright Manisses Communications Group 1993 Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Week July 12, 1993 CLASS: Trade & Industry LANGUAGE: ENGLISH LOAD-DATE-MDX: January 13, 1994 SECTION: Vol. 5 ; No. 28 ; Pg. 5; ISSN: 1042-1394 LENGTH: 191 words HEADLINE: Ibogaine found toxic in lab tests. BODY: Ibogaine someday could be used…
University of Miami’s Deborah Mash believes ibogaine could be the wonder drug to end all drugs. And she’s ready to risk everything to prove it. By Paula Park (Originally published in Miami New Times — 09.11.1997) Deborah Mash and her three colleagues from the University of Miami strolled into the…
How a UM doctor may soon unveil the ultimate cure for addictions, and uncovered the mystery surrounding sudden cocaine deaths (Reprinted from South Florida magazine) By Nina L. Diamond Photograph by Jane Mitchell Cocaine overdoses had become more common in South Florida than frostbite in Alaska. At the peak of…
the Deborah Mash Interview with Paul DeRienzo Dr. Deborah Mash is a faculty member in the Department of Neurology of the University of Miami, School of Medicine with a secondary appointment in Cellular Molecular Pharmacology. Dr. Mash’s area of expertise is called Neuropharmacology and Neuroscience and her doctoral dissertation was…
Addicts may get new lives, as clinical studies of exotic, controversial ibogaine are set to resume by Aina Hunter The Village Voice — (February 18th, 2005) If all goes according to plan, a select group of cocaine addicts could be lining up in Miami this April for a chance to…
Reprinted from Neurobiological Mechanisms of Drugs of Abuse Volume 914 of the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences September 2000 Ibogaine: Complex Pharmacokinetics, Concerns for Safety, and Preliminary Efficacy Measures DEBORAH C. MASH,[a,b,h] CRAIG A. KOVERA,[o] JOHN PABLO,[o] RACHEL F. TYNDALE,[c] FRANK D. ERVIN,[d] IZBEN C. WILLIAMS,[e] EDWARD…