Published Concerns About The Study
The 6 June 2003 issue of Science contained a letter ("MDMA ("Ecstasy") and Neurotoxicity", volume 300, pages 1504-1505) that questioned the results of the September 2002 Ricaurte article. Ricaurte was allowed to provide a reply. Ricaurte stood by the results of the September 2002 article and further suggested that even careful clinical MDMA research ran the risk of causing brain injury.
Read more about this topic: Retracted Article On Dopaminergic Neurotoxicity Of MDMA
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