Texas Ibogaine Research Bill
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If you have corrections, questions, or feedback about the Texas Ibogaine Research Bill: Status And Coverage project, we welcome concise notes and evidence pointers. Our team reviews incoming information to keep our resource accurate and independent.

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We also link to third-party aggregator resources for people who want background material; for authoritative legal context on state legislative processes in Texas, the Texas Legislature's official site provides bill-tracking tools (https://capitol.texas.gov/) that help correlate timelines when assembling evidence.

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