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Scientists Discover a Brain Signal Linked to Ketamine’s Antidepressant Effects
The findings could help researchers better understand how people with depression respond to treatment. Ketamine can act quickly against depression that has not improved with other treatments. In a study of U.S. veterans over 55, researchers found that the brain’s response continued to change over the following week, with one pattern of activity linked to [...]
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