Ketamine could offer lasting light at the end of depression tunnel, new study shows

17 March 2016
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The latest research on ketamine as a treatment for depression suggests that it could provide real hope for sufferers.

Ketamine infusion therapy has faced widespread resistance due to fears over addiction risks, benefits being only short-lived and the lack of large-scale studies on its safety and efficacy.

A new study, led by Theodore Henderson, a board certified psychiatrist, specializing in diagnosing and treating complex conditions, based in Denver, USA, appears to allay these fears and contrasts with warnings put out by the American Psychiatric Association.

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