Esketamine Nasal Spray Can Prevent Suicidal Thoughts in Depression

Esketamine (a derivative of ketamine) nasal spray formulations can act fast and help reduce dangerous symptoms of major depression and suicidal thoughts found a new study. The findings of this study are published in the The American Journal of Psychiatry.

fast acting esketamine nasal spray can prevent suicidal thoughts in depression
- esketamine nasal spray helps reduce depression symptoms and suicidals thoughts
- normal antidepressants take a longer time to act

Esketamine Nasal Spray can Act Fast and Prevent Suicidal Thoughts in Depression

Nasal formulation of ketamine has shown promising results in the rapid treatment of symptoms of suicidal thoughts and major depression, finds a new study. Read More

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