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New Ketamine psychotherapy trial for treatment-resistant depression

Researchers at the University of Otago are recruiting for a novel trial, combining use of the drug ketamine with a proven form of psychotherapy, in the hope that people with treatment-resistant depression can stay well for longer.

New zealandBen beagleholeHealth research council of new zealandDepartment of psychological medicineUniversity of otagoBehavioural activation therapySenior lecturerPsychological medicineAotearoa new zealandHealth research council

Otago Uni Launches Ketamine Trial for Stubborn Depression

Otago Uni Launches Ketamine Trial for Stubborn Depression
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New zealandBen beagleholeUniversity of otagoDepartment of psychological medicineHealth research council of new zealandBehavioural activation therapySenior lecturerPsychological medicineAotearoa new zealandHealth research council

South Islanders suffering from treatment-resistant depression, are being asked to volunteer for a new ketamine trial - 27-Mar-2024

South Islanders suffering from treatment-resistant depression, are being asked to volunteer for a new ketamine trial - 27-Mar-2024
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High hopes for novel ketamine-psychotherapy trial

University of Otago researchers are recruiting for a novel trial combining ketamine and psychotherapy, in hopes of improving outcomes for those.

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CMRF Project Grant success for four University of Otago, Christchurch researchers

A simple blood test to replace the need for colonoscopies in children with inflammatory bowel disease, and potential hope for a new psychological therapy for bipolar disorder – they are two of four University of Otago, Christchurch (UOC) research studies awarded Canterbury Medical Research Foundation (CMRF) Project Grants for 2023.

New zealandNew zealandersLouise patonCatherine donovanLorelei masonKatie douglasMelissa haberfieldKatherine donovanTeagan edwardsDepartment of psychological medicineCommunications adviserDepartment of medicine christchurch heart instituteUniversity of otagoCanterbury medical research foundationDepartment of paediatricsResearch fellow dr louise paton