One dose of the psychedelic nasal spray provided lasting depression relief, and the benefit persisted over eight weeks of follow-up. About a third of participants receiving the active dose achieved at least a 50% reduction in depressive symptoms. Dr. Itamar Cohen, psychedelic researcher: “This is a significant gap, especially when it concerns people who have already tried other treatments without success.”
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