| Documents by Dr. Roland Griffiths and Dr. Matthew Johnson of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, presented as testimony opposing efforts to make Salvia divinorum and salvinorin A Schedule I controlled substance in the state of Maryland
The authors present a well-reasoned, scientifically informed, perspective on the relative safety of Salvia divinorum and its importance in medical research. They argue that excessively restrictive regulation would seriously impede promising medical research. Testimony on Regulation of Salvia divinorum. Domains of Concern for Drugs of Abuse: An Overview of Various Drug Regulation Options
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