Signal Clearmind's MEAI candidate is named in US veterans legislation and enters Yale and Johns Hopkins trials
Summary
The Psychedelics and Healing Initiative highlights MEAI, also called 5-MeO-AI, a candidate from Clearmind Medicine for alcohol use disorder. The compound is a neuroplastogen designed to work without producing hallucinations. It was recently named in bipartisan federal legislation in the US aimed at supporting the health of veterans. Clearmind is led by Adi Zuloff-Shani, described as the only woman chief executive of a psychedelic biopharma company. FDA-approved clinical trials of MEAI at the Yale School of Medicine and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have begun to report positive results. The Initiative uses the case to show neuroplastogens gaining both political and clinical footing.
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- Initiative Trends 2026: Collective Intelligence and Foresight from Global Wellness Leaders Global Wellness Institute page=83;section=Psychedelics and Healing Initiative Trends / TREND 2: Neuroplastogens - The Quiet Redefinition of Psychedelic Medicine 2026-05 accessed 2026-07-26
- Initiative Trends 2026: Collective Intelligence and Foresight from Global Wellness Leaders Global Wellness Institute page=84;section=Psychedelics and Healing Initiative Trends / TREND 2: Neuroplastogens - The Quiet Redefinition of Psychedelic Medicine 2026-05 accessed 2026-07-26
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