What 83 studies say about ketamine and mental health
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Ketamine is also a dissociative medication, and researchers have been exploring the use of sub-anesthetic dosages of ketamine for treating depression for some time.Researchers at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom have reported that an analysis of existing studies confirms that ketamine therapy offers fast-acting, short-term relief from depression and, to some extent, suicidal thoughts and other mental health symptoms.The meta-analysis of 83 existing studies has assessed the value of ketamine therapy for treating a wide range of mental health conditions.
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