article_snippet: Two kinds of scans were used, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and magnetoencephalography (Meg), which measures small magnetic fields generated in the brain.
article_snippet: But Dr Robin Carhart-Harris, also from the Imperial College team added: 'The effects are quite profound.
article_snippet: Probably the crucial one is a bad trip.
article_snippet: I personally think the neuroscience that's been uncovered by these drugs is revolutionary. '
article_snippet: We think it's essentially important to understand how these drugs that are widely used and seem to have this therapeutic potential work in the brain.
article_snippet: Once We've done that, We want to look at how these drugs can be put to good use.'
article_snippet: A previous brain scanning study showed that the drug affected the brain's 'hub structure' and led to more connections between regions that are not normally linked.
article_snippet: This, A previous brain scanning study is thought, may have a bearing on creative thinking.