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Articles tagged with “mental health”
Ketamine's Neuroplasticity Boost Isn't Universal
New research indicates ketamine's neuroplasticity effects vary between individuals, raising questions for low-dose treatment expectations and monitoring.
Veterans, First Responders Discuss Ketamine Therapy
A Callahan County, Texas report features veterans and first responders discussing ketamine-assisted therapy for PTSD. Here's what the evidence actually shows.
Boston Ketamine Clinics: A Window Into Real-World Use
CBS News spotlights Boston ketamine clinics treating mental health conditions. What real-world patient outcomes reveal about low-dose ketamine therapy.
What a Year of Experimental Depression Treatment Reveals
A Guardian journalist spent a year testing ketamine, TMS, and gut therapy for depression. Here's what their experience reveals about low-dose ketamine.
CBT After Esketamine Cuts Relapse Risk, Trial Finds
The CBT-ENDURE trial shows 16 weeks of CBT after esketamine significantly reduces relapse risk and suicidal ideation. What it means for ketamine patients.
Esketamine Safety Protocols: What Clinicians Now Emphasize
A new clinical overview on esketamine nasal spray details REMS requirements, two-hour monitoring, and vitals tracking. Here's what it means for ketamine patients.
Why Clinicians Are Pushing Harder on TRD Goals
New clinical thinking on treatment-resistant depression pushes toward true remission, not just symptom reduction. Here's what it means for ketamine patients.
TRD Management: Why Remission Should Be the Goal
New clinical guidance on treatment-resistant depression urges full remission over symptom reduction, here's what it means for low-dose ketamine patients.
TRD Experts Push for Remission, Not Just Response
Psychiatrists are shifting TRD goals from symptom reduction to full remission. Here's what that means for ketamine patients and their treatment plans.
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