Ketamine relieves pain without 'disconnecting' consciousness, study finds
An imaging study in humans led by Tel Aviv University's Institute for Psychedelic Research, in collaboration with TAU-affiliated Tel Aviv Medical Center (Ichilov), found that the pain relief provided by ketamine does not result from the sense of dissociation—a detachment from oneself, body or surroundings, induced by the drug. The findings, indicating that pain relief and the effect on…
Read original article on Medical Xpress - latest medical and health news stories →Related news
-
Major trial seeks to test semaglutide on adults with alcohol and opioid use disorder
United Kingdom
-
Developing biomaterials for soft tissue reconstruction
United Kingdom
-
Alzheimer's blood biomarker tracks brain amyloid similarly across racial groups, study finds
United Kingdom
-
Arizona's controlled substances law worked, research finds
United Kingdom
-
FDA approves new Parkinson’s drug pioneered by UVA scientists
United Kingdom
-
Childhood leukemia treatment causes rapid, lasting challenges for patient families
United Kingdom
-
Helping others linked to slower cognitive decline among people at higher genetic risk for Alzheimer's
United Kingdom
-
What doctors want women to know about menopause and heart health
United Kingdom