Ex-British army chief calls on ministers to back MDMA-assisted therapy for veterans
Nick Carter says easing controls on MDMA will allow drug to be used as alternative treatment for those with PTSDA former head of the British military is calling for the government to ease restrictions on the party drug MDMA so that it can be tested more cheaply as a treatment for veterans with...
<p>Nick Carter says easing controls on MDMA will allow drug to be used as alternative treatment for those with PTSD</p><p>A former head of the British military is calling for the government to ease restrictions on the party drug MDMA so that it can be tested more cheaply as a treatment for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).</p><p>Sir Nick Carter, who was chief of the defence staff until 2021, said existing regulations meant a single gram of “medical grade” MDMA cost about £10,000 compared with a street price of about £40, inflating the cost of trials.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/feb/01/british-army-chief-government-drugs-mdma-therapy-veterans">Continue reading...</a>
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