Brighter Colors, Phantom Stripes: The Lingering Effects That May Mirror Early Psychosis
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Brighter Colors, Phantom Stripes: The Lingering Effects That May Mirror Early Psychosis MedicalXpress reported November 11, 2026 on a Yale study in Scientific Reports of 186 psychedelic users, more than half of whom reported persisting perceptual abnormalities, which were linked to conditioned hallucinations and a noisier visual system — a possible model for early psychosis. Source Psychedelic aftereffects may offer a window into psychotic symptoms — MedicalXpress, November 11, 2026, reporting Scientific Reports and Yale School of Medicine Join the Recovered Life Community here!
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