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In Singapore, esketamine nasal spray (Spravato) is helping severely depressed patients achieve rapid remission, though high costs limit access.
In Singapore, the drug ketamine, once used as a horse tranquilizer, is now helping severely depressed patients.
Since the Health Sciences Authority approved the nasal spray esketamine (Spravato) in 2020, five psychiatrists have reported successful outcomes, with many patients achieving remission.
Developed by Johnson & Johnson, Spravato is now widely prescribed for treatment-resistant depression due to its rapid effects and non-invasive nature.
However, the high cost, with sessions priced around $1,000, may limit access for some.
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En Singapur, el spray nasal de esketamina (Spravato) está ayudando a los pacientes gravemente deprimidos a lograr una remisión rápida, aunque los altos costos limitan el acceso.