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Esketamine, New Depression Drug From Johnson & Johnson, Approved by FDA
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Janssen's Esketamine Nasal Spray Which Is Similar To the Illegal Opioid Ketamine Gets Approved in the EU - Thailand Medical News
Esketamine nasal spray now available for treatment-resistant depression - Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital
Nasal spray treatment for depression hailed for hard-to-treat cases - masslive.com
FDA approves Spravato nasal spray for depression
Nasal spray drug related to ketamine approved by FDA to treat depression
FDA Approves Ketamine-derived Nasal Spray for Depression | Technology Networks
Janssen's esketamine reduces symptoms in suicidal depression - Pharmaceutical Technology
FDA approves new nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression
Janssen's depression nasal spray Spravato bags new FDA approval - PharmaTimes
Janssen presents data for its esketamine nasal spray for depression - Pharmaceutical Technology
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Nasal spray medicine for treatment-resistant depression not recommended by NICE | News and features | News | NICE
Ketamine nasal spray rapidly relieves depression and suicidal thoughts, finds trial | The Independent | The Independent
Depression Treatment With Nasal Spray
What You Need to Know About Esketamine, the First Nasal Spray Approved to Treat Depression | SELF
SPRAVATO™ (esketamine) - Nasal Spray, Now FDA Approved
New nasal spray could be a gamechanger for Australians with depression
Depression treatment: First-of-its-kind nasal spray Spravato helping treat depression in Australia
This party drug is a breakthrough in depression treatment
US approves first depression drug in decades | Financial Times
Esketamine may solve depression need, but not be cost-effective - STAT
Caution urged over use of fast-acting version of ketamine for depression
