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A real-world retrospective analysis of 503 adults receiving at-home ketamine-assisted therapy found that prolonged grief symptoms significantly decreased over the course of treatment. The analysis suggests that this approach may be a viable option for reducing grief-related distress, though the lack of a control group limits causal conclusions.
Study at a glance
Characteristics
Retrospective analysis
Peer reviewed
Sample size
503
Population
Adults receiving at-home ketamine-assisted therapy
Intervention
Ketamine-assisted therapy
Key finding
Prolonged grief symptoms significantly decreased during at-home ketamine-assisted therapy.
Abstract
Prolonged Grief Symptom Outcomes During At-Home Ketamine-Assisted Therapy: A Real-World Retrospective Analysis of 503 Adults
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