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Home›health›Health Canada denied 21 psilocybin access requests in 2024 as veterans seek PTSD treatment
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Health Canada denied 21 psilocybin access requests in 2024 as veterans seek PTSD treatment

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by Rebel News•Sep 23, 2026•0 views•
Health Canada denied 21 psilocybin access requests in 2024 as veterans seek PTSD treatment
Subhead:Veterans with PTSD are increasingly looking for non-pharmaceutical treatment options including psilocybin.# Health Canada denied 21 requests for psilocybin through its Special Access Program in 2024, according to figures provided in response to a parliamentary question from Conservative MP Matt Strauss . That was the highest annual denial count in the figures supplied. The department received 177 requests that year, up from 71 in 2022. Applications fell to 109 in 2025, a decline of 38 pe
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