DEA proposed placing five tryptamines in Schedule I, including the active compound in a postpartum depression drug FDA designated a breakthrough therapy in February. Oregon dropped its psilocybin fee hikes, and a GAO audit found DEA and FDA have no written procedures for how scheduling decisions get made.

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