A single dose of ketamine could be an effective treatment option for treating alcoholism, a new study suggests.
Findings from a double-blind crossover study indicated that ketamine’s acute antidepressant effect involves the activation of the brain’s opioid system.
Ketamine has "shown promise" in the rapid treatment of major depression and suicidal thoughts.
Prior research found therapeutic effects, but safely administering it remains a challenge.
Researchers found Ketamine quicker in reducing suicidal thoughts than antidepressants.